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We understand that recent events may increase stress or anxiety for some or our students. Please feel free to email us any concerns you may have for your child, and we will work with you to provide assistance. Your child may also email us directly. Although we will not be in school, we will do our best to provide you and your children with information and support. We encourage you to reach out to the resources listed below which may help you in supporting your children during this time away from school. We truly care about your children, and their well-being is very important to us. Please reach out to us with any concerns, and encourage your child to as well.
Thank you,
Jennifer Newton Grade 7-9 Counselor
Kate Davin Grade 10-12 Counselor
Resources
Please understand that if there is an immediate safety concern for your child, call 911. You may also access these resources.
Golisano Children's Hospital
(866) 543-KIDS Emergency room for children, open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Golisano can see children for mental health and psychiatric issues.
C-PEP
(315) 448-6555 Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program at St. Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse, open 24 hours, 7 days a week
ACCESS (315) 463-1100 Onondaga County's Intensive Case Management Children & Family Program; provides clinical case management services to families with one or more seriously emotionally disturbed child or adolescent experiencing a crisis.
211 CNY
Dial 211 for Information and referrals for human services within a five county region. This is a hotline to help families and individuals find referrals for help with things such as housing, food, mental health, substance abuse, disaster relief, legal assistance and finances.
CONTACT Hotline
(315) 251-1400 -24-hour suicide prevention and crisis counseling and referral.
Crisis Text Line- 741741 (24 hour)
Cortland County Mental Health: (607)758-6100
National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
High School News and Notes from Mrs. Davin
- New Visions applications are due by Wednesday, April 1st. If any student is interested in applying to the Criminal Justice, Environmental, or Medical programs, please stop by the Counseling & Career Center to pick up an application.
- Please check the website frequently for any updates on any events.
Grades 7-9 News and Notes from Mrs. Newton
Students in grades 8 and 9 have selected courses for next year with Mrs. Newton. If you have any questions, please call or send an email.
Parents: Do you want to meet with Mrs. Newton and your child to discuss any concerns? I would happily set up a meeting: Please call me at 696-6238 or email me at jnewton@tullyschools.org,
Role of the School Counselor at Tully Junior-Senior High School
School counselors address the personal, academic and social concerns of students. The school counselor is an advocate for students and will assist students with any issues they might have. We are here to listen and help students to solve their problems. School counselors work with students individually or in groups, and with parents.
School counselors counsel students, advocate for students, coordinate programs and activities, consult with teachers and parents, and educate students in the area of college and career readiness. As educators, we can teach children social skills, communication skills and how to solve social dilemmas. The primary role of the school counselor is to help students to identify and achieve personal, academic, and career goals. Counselors also work closely with students and their families with course selections and college admissions.
We welcome all students to stop in to visit with us if there are any concerns that we may address. We also encourage phone calls, email communication and meeting with parents.
Course Opportunities for Summer and Fall.
Please Review the information here regarding opportunities for Summer Driver Education, Online Learning Opportunities, Electives for Next Fall, and Distance Learning Opportunities. Pleases see Mrs. Davin or Mrs. Newton for additional information.
Course Opportunities
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
22 credits are required for graduation from a New York State School
| REQUIREMENTS |
REGENTS DIPLOMA |
REGENTS DIPLOMA WITH ADVANCED DESIGNATION |
| ENGLISH |
4 |
4 |
| SOCIAL STUDIES |
4 |
4 |
| MATHEMATICS |
3 |
3 |
| SCIENCE |
3 |
3 |
| SECOND LANGUAGE |
1 |
3 |
| HEALTH |
1/2 |
1/2 |
| ART AND/OR MUSIC |
1 |
1 |
| PHYSICAL EDUCATION |
2 |
2 |
- To qualify for the Regents Diploma students must pass: A Comprehensive English Regents, Two History Regents exams, One Mathematics Regents Exam, and One Science Regents exam.
- To qualify for a Regents Diploma with Advanced Designation a student must meet all the exam requirements for a Regents diploma plus: Additional Science Regents Exam, Two additional Math Regents exam, and a Regionally developed Comprehensive Exam in a Second Language
- SPECIAL NOTE: Students seeking a Regents Diploma with Advanced Designation who pursue a 5-unit sequence in Art, Music or Occupational Education may use this in lieu of the Second Language requirement.
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