Academic Counseling

Please do not submit a schedule request before completing registration: Once you have completed Online Registration in ParentVUE, please review the documents below that are specific to this school. If you registered at a different school, you will need to go to that school's registration page to review the correct documents.

2024-2025 Registration Forms
Senior Short Schedule Request Form
Graduation with Honors Endorsement
Credit Check Form
AP/Honors/Dual Enrollment Form
Office and Teacher Aide Contract
Four Year Plan Form
Freshman Course Request
Sophomore Course Request
Junior Course Request
Senior Course Request

2024-2025 Registration Info
Course Descptions Handbook 2024-25
Registration 2024-25 PowerPoint

Instructional Problem-Solving Procedure/Plan for Success

If you are struggling in a class, we have the Instructional Problem Procedure (Plan for Success):

1. Student work with teacher for additional support outside of class (usually Conference Period).
2. Parent communicates with teacher.
3. Teacher, student or parent can request a Counselor set up a Plan for Success #1 meeting with Counseling Department Chair. Goal is to come up with a plan where the team can support the student in the class.
4. Counselor sets up a Plan for Success #2 after a few weeks with teacher, parent, student & Administrator. Goal is to see if the plan set up at Plan for Success #1 is working and what changes can be made to the plan.

Free ZOOM Tutoring with the University of Arizona:
https://crr.math.arizona.edu/zoom-tutors OR CALL 520-621-6866

Resources for Students with Disabilities:
Project Focus Application for Admission - Project FOCUS (Focusing Opportunities with Community and University Support) is a two-year transition program designed to support accessibility to the University of Arizona’s academic courses, work internships and collegiate social events to increase every student’s independence, self-determination, community engagement and employability. The University of Arizona’s College of Education provides a unique dual-enrollment transition option for Pima County students (ages 18 to 22), who have an intellectual and/or developmental disability.

Advanced Community Training Application for Admission - The mission of Tucson Unified School District’s Community Transition Programs is to develop partnerships with parents and the greater Tucson community to provide students with disabilities, ages 18 to 21, a meaningful and rigorous transition to post-high school environments.
 

The presentations below are meant to assist student who are enrolled in Advanced Learning Experiences which includes Dual Enrollment and Advanced Placement courses. Most of the presentations are narrated PowerPoint presentations. You should download the file, open it in PowerPoint, and play the slideshow with your speakers on to hear the narration that goes with each slide.

Dual Enrollment Information

Getting College Credit for AP Courses

Managing Stress When Preparing for Exams

Preparing for AP Exams Over Winter Break

Preparing for Document Based Questions on AP History Exams

The 2023 AP Exam Schedule and Location Guide

Transferring Dual Enrollment and AP Exam Credit to College

Understanding Your GPA

Your Sabino Counseling Team has prepared a presentation for all prospective students currently in Middle School. This presentation has all the information you need about Academics, Extracurriculars and Athletics, Student Support Services, and Summer School. 

To view the presentation, begin by clicking the link below to downloadf the PowerPoint. The presentation has an audio track so you can view the slideshow full screen and the audio will play automatically for each slide. Feel free to reach out to our counselors with any questions about Sabino and the enrollment process.

Middle School Student Presentation