Students are encouraged to talk with a school counselor, teachers and principals in order to learn about the curriculum, course offerings, graduation requirements and differences between graduation programs. All students in grades 7-12 and their parents will be notified annually about the recommended courses for students preparing to attend college. Students who are interested in attending a college, university or training school or pursuing some other advanced education should work closely with their counselor so that they take the high school courses to best prepare them for further work. The counselor can also provide information about entrance examinations required by many colleges and universities, as well as information about financial aid.

Personal Counseling
The school counselor is available to assist students with a wide range of personal problems. The counselor is not there to make decisions for you but can provide information which will help you arrive at your own decisions.

Students in need of assistance should make an appointment with their assigned counselor at the Counseling Center.

In an effort to work effectively with all students, the Cleburne High School Counseling Staff  consists of certified school counselors, a secretary and data entry assistant.  Each counselor is assigned a group of students designated by alpha group according to last name.

SENIORS! You have many career and educational options. After you graduate from high school you can get a job, go to a four-year college, a community college, a career or technical school, get an apprenticeship, or join the military. Determining just which of these options is best for you can be difficult. Part of our duties is to help guide you in your options.  Stop by to get started on your future today!