The Theodore Roosevelt High School Counseling Department is here to support our Rough Riders every step of the way. Whether students need help navigating academic challenges, exploring college and career opportunities, working through personal concerns, or planning for the future, our counseling team is here to help. Our goal is to empower every student with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to grow, succeed, and prepare for life beyond high school.
TRHS School Counseling Mission
The mission of the school counseling program in Kent City Schools is to support the academic, career and personal/social development of all students, pre-kindergarten through grade 12. In collaboration with educators, parents/guardians, and the greater community, the comprehensive pre-K -12 school counseling program provides all students with the needed support and access to the knowledge and skills that empower them to become contributing members of society”. The PreK-12 mission statement aligns with the standards from the
American School Counseling Association.
Counseling Office Hours and Contact Information
The Counseling Office is open M-F, 7:30 a.m.–2:45 p.m. We strive to return calls within 24–48 business hours, response times may be longer during busy periods, especially the first five days of each semester and registration weeks. Since each counselor serves 200+ students,
scheduling an appointment before stopping in is strongly encouraged.
For immediate assistance, contact Mrs. Qualls at 330-676-8720.
1st Quarter Parent information Night Presentations
College Financial Aid: What Parents need to know
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) helps students qualify for financial assistance for college or career school, including grants, loans, work-study, and other aid. The application is free and should get completed each year.
Mental Health Tip October 2026
Here to Help: Family & Community Resources
Every family needs support at times. Explore these community and school resources for assistance with mental health, family services, and other needs. TRHS also partners with two outside mental health agencies that provide service right here at school. Reach out to your student's counselor for more information about available services and how to get connected. Help is available & you don't have to navigate it alone.
Looking Ahead: Important Dates
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October 23: First Quarter Report Cards *How to view Report Cards on Progressbook*
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October 30: AP Testing Registration Deadline
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November 5 & 24: Parent-Teacher Conferences
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November 23–27: No School — Thanksgiving
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December 12: National ACT @ TRHS fee waivers available 11th & 12th gr.
