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Guidance

School Counseling Department

The Scecina School Counseling Department offers academic, college, career, and social and emotional counseling to help the whole student. Counselors advise students through the process of choosing appropriate and challenging college preparatory, honors, and advanced placement courses. Students also can receive help with test-taking, improving grades, and developing good study habits.

Counselors help students through their college preparation and searches for college and careers. The School Counseling Department brings in college admissions professionals for college planning and college financial aid sessions.

Our counselors are trained to help students with their social-emotional needs in school. Our Catholic Charities social worker is available Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Counselor Corner Newsletter

August 2023 (English)

Augusto 2023 (Spanish)

Counseling Staff

Doug Hadley
Director of School Counseling
Counselor for grade 212
dhadley@scecina.org
317.356.6377, Ext. 1117

Kalynn Huntoon
Counselor for grades 9-11, Last names A-L
khuntoon@scecina.org
317.356.6377, Ext. 1114

Kim Johnson
School Guidance Counselor
Counselor for grades 9-11, Last names M-Z
kjohnson@scecina.org
317.356.6377, Ext. 1321

Bridget Zobel
Catholic Charities Social Worker
bzobel@scecina.org
317.356.6377, Ext. 1121

Jane Jankowski Verbarg
Registrar
jverbarg@scecina.org
317.356.6377, Ext. 1119

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Scecina is proud to be named after Father Thomas Scecina, whose life story continues to inspire people throughout the world.

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Scecina Memorial High School

5000 Nowland Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46201

Phone : 317.356.6377 | Fax : 317.322.4287 | School : 07:30 am to 03.05 pm | Business : 8 am to 5 pm

Non-discriminatory policy
All schools operated by schools and parishes under the guidance of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.