Student Services (410-313-7400)
Kerri Finkelston
| School Counseling Secretary
| Kerri_Finkelston@hcpss.org
Catherine Corrao
| Registrar
| Catherine_Corrao@hcpss.org
Nicole Seymour
| School Counselor, Last Names A-C
| Nicole_Seymour@hcpss.org
Jill Babe
| School Counselor, Last Names D-J
| Jill_Babe@hcpss.org
Yvette Pruett
| School Counselor, Last Names K-M
| Yvette_Pruett@hcpss.org
Philip Vangeli
| School Counselor, Last Names N-Sh, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Liaison
| Philip_Vangeli@hcpss.org
Kelly Denison
| School Counselor, ITL/Last Names Si-Z
| Kelly_Denison@hcpss.org
Pauline Baek
| Career Readiness Advisor
| Pauline_Baek@hcpss.org
Beth Boyer
| School Psychologist
| Elizabeth_Boyer@hcpss.org
Debra Leone
| Data Clerk
| Debra_Leone@hcpss.org
Benjamin Wade
| Pupil Personnel Worker
| Benjamin_Wade@hcpss.org
Jean Audain
| School Social Worker
| jean_audain@hcpss.org
Tina Turk
| BSAP Liaison
| tina_turk@hcpss.org
Student Services - Essential Resources
Whether you plan to go to college, join the military, or head directly into the workforce, you may be asked to supply your high school transcripts. Click for information.
See Howard County Board of Education Policy 8030 Graduation Requirements and Policy 8020 Grading and Reporting: Middle and High School for more information.
Community colleges are public, two-year institutions that allow students to earn an Associate’s Degree, a professional certificate, and workforce training. Community colleges also provide opportunities for students to complete coursework that can be used toward a four-year degree.
HCPSS provides a continuum of special education services and placement considerations for all students with disabilities. Services and placements range from indirect services through residential services.
Students who graduate from high school have the option to join the U.S. military. In doing so, they can gain career training, health and retirement benefits, housing benefits, and tuition support.
A trade school is a postsecondary educational institution designed to train students for a specific job in a skilled trade career. Trade school offers hands-on training to prepare students for actual work in their chosen field.
HCPSS presents: March to the Future A Post High School Planning Series 2024-2025
Find health room hours, staff, and other health-related information.
Verification form to apply for a learner's permit required by the Maryland Motor Vehicles Administration. Required to be filled out by the applicant and a school official.
Work permits are required for all minors under the age of 18 to work in the State of Maryland
Moving between schools ? Contact your child's current school.
Accident and Medical Insurance
Accident Insurance
The school system does not carry medical insurance for accidents that occur at school, including non-sport related injuries, such as trips and falls, physical education injuries, and recess/playground injuries. Thus, parents are encouraged to enroll students in the accident insurance program offered through HCPSS.
Learn more about how to obtain accident insurance â
Medical Insurance
The Maryland Childrenâs Health Insurance Program (MCHIP) is available for families, pregnant women, and children in need of medical insurance. Applications are available through the school health assistant or by contacting the Howard County Health Department at 410-313-7500.