Is a community college included on your high school students' college search list? Why not? This week we look at the pros and cons of adding community college to your school list.

This week we talk with Jason about what work is like as a graphic designer, what the heck graphic design is and the benefits of working as a freelancer vs working for a boss.

Choosing your child's school schedule is complicated. How can parents, teachers, and counselors decide the right level of rigor for our children? Let's look at how to determine whether standard or honors courses are best.

This week we talk about how to simplify the things at school that are way too chaotic! Why do we insist on making electronic logins, gradebooks, and systems so messy?

A recent article listed the four things all middle school students need to learn about technology. Do all students need to learn to code? Why do we force all students to pursue paths they have no interest in?

This week we discuss Dr. Chapman's book The Five Love Languages of Teenagers. Is this book worth the read? Can parents benefit from speaking a love language with their child? Let's find out!

When we work with struggling students, it is important to bring teachers, parents, and counselors into the conversation. This week we talk with Dan Tricarico, author of the Zen Teacher and Sanctuaries. Topics include practicing self-care for teachers, the current state of education and whether school districts should hire teachers that are looking for a job or a calling.

How do we recognize invisible disabilities in the school setting? We are talking about ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, processing disorders and more. How do we advocate for students who have invisible disabilities?

School Counselor Gone Rogue is a podcast by certified school counselor turned academic coach, Marni Pasch.

A new school year can be successful if you start with one tiny goal. What will your goal be this year? Whether it is the start of a semester or a quarter - it is possible to change your school experience!