• TOHICKON GUIDANCE SERVICES

     
    The guidance and counseling services include orientation for new students, individual counseling, group guidance activities, program planning, and continuation of a cumulative record for each pupil. Students may request to see a counselor by scheduling an appointment in the guidance office.
      

     Counselors

     

    Diane Schute (A-Le) dschute@cbsd.org

    Joseph Stryker (Li-Z) jstryker@cbsd.org

     

     Guidance Secretary
    Judy Jacob

     jujacob@cbsd.org


     School Psychologist
    Mr. Jesse Everhart
     
     
     
     
     

    Office phone: 267-893-3310

     Fax: 215-766-3467

     




    Here is the reading list for Summer Reading for Middle Schools - See more at: https://www.cbsd.org/domain/106#sthash.f4mTmhNm.dpuf
    Here is the reading list for Summer Reading for Middle Schools - See more at: https://www.cbsd.org/domain/106#sthash.f4mTmhNm.dpuf
    Here is the reading list for Summer Reading for Middle Schools - See more at: https://www.cbsd.org/domain/106#sthash.f4mTmhNm.dpuf
     
     
     

     

     

     


    In accordance with the Central Bucks School District and the Pennsylvania State Academic Standards, all middle school students in our district are expected to do a significant amount of reading throughout the entire year. The state standard recommends twenty-five books per year.

    All students entering grades seven, eight, and nine must read at least two books over the summer.

    When students begin the new school year, they will be required to complete an activity related to one of the two required books. Students should make sure they have completed the reading of the two books before returning to school. Click HERE to view lists for students entering grade 7, 8, and 9. - See more at: http://cbsd.org/Page/1577#sthash.Ff5Yv3KD.dpuf

    In accordance with the Central Bucks School District and the Pennsylvania State Academic Standards, all middle school students in our district are expected to do a significant amount of reading throughout the entire year. The state standard recommends twenty-five books per year.

    All students entering grades seven, eight, and nine must read at least two books over the summer.

    When students begin the new school year, they will be required to complete an activity related to one of the two required books. Students should make sure they have completed the reading of the two books before returning to school. Click HERE to view lists for students entering grade 7, 8, and 9. - See more at: http://cbsd.org/Page/1577#sthash.Ff5Yv3KD.dpuf
    In accordance with the Central Bucks School District and the Pennsylvania State Academic Standards, all middle school students in our district are expected to do a significant amount of reading throughout the entire year. The state standard recommends twenty-five books per year.

    All students entering grades seven, eight, and nine must read at least two books over the summer.
    - See more at: http://cbsd.org/Page/1577#sthash.Ff5Yv3KD.dpuf


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    Here is the reading list for Summer Reading for Middle Schools - See more at: https://www.cbsd.org/domain/106#sthash.f4mTmhNm.dpuf
        - Here is the reading list for Summer Reading for Middle Schools
    - See more at: https://www.cbsd.org/domain/106#sthash.TBzSPdyA.dpuf

    Johns Hopkins University - CTY Program

    Information on the Center for Talented Youth program (CTY) at Johns Hopkins University can be found on the Johns Hopkins website at www.cty.jhu.edu .  To qualify for the CTY Talent search, students must be in 7th or 8th grade and must have scored Advanced on the PSSA or in the 97th percentile or above in a single area (mathematics, verbal or composite score) on a nationally normed aptitude or achievement tests.

     
     
    2021-22 Tohickon Tutoring List
     
    Speak to your Counselor for an up to date list of Tutors for various subjects
     
     
    Part-Time Job Opportunity Resources
    - Website to help teenagers find jobs
     
    Mental Health Resources