Counseling

The School Counseling Office at Grissom helps students make good choices (academically, personally, and socially) as they learn and grow.

To contact Grissom’s Counseling Office, please call the main line at (574) 968-9628 and ask to be transferred to the Counseling Office, or press the prompt to be directed to the Guidance Office.

You can also click here to fill out an online Appointment Request for during school hours.

Contact Your Counselor

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Amy Murray: Students last name H-O.
Click here to send an email.

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SKYWARD

Students and parents are encouraged to check SKYWARD weekly to keep progress of grades.

Please visit the P-H-M website for the Parents Guide to Technology and more information on logging on to Skyward.

If you need assistance with your account, click here to email P-H-M Technology Department.

21st Century Scholars Program

After the passage of House Enrolled Act (HEA) 1449-2023, 7th and 8th grade Hoosier students who are financially eligible for Free and Reduced Price Lunch will be automatically enrolled in the 21st Century Scholars Program. Parents and guardians of eligible students no longer need to complete an application for their students to participate. However, if students do not receive Free and Reduced Price Lunch, but meet the income guidelines, parents or guardians can enroll them from the time they enter 7th grade to June 30 of their 8th-grade year.

Students who are automatically enrolled in the 21st Century Scholars program must meet all requirements to obtain the scholarship upon graduation.

Please click here for more information on the 21st Century Scholarship website.

LearnMore Indiana

LearnMore Indiana, Indiana’s Pre-K College connection, supports and encourages lifelong learning for all Indiana citizens. Up-to-date materials, helpful checklists and other valuable resources and tools provide parents, students, school counselors and others with information about every aspect of education from early learning, to K-12, to college and careers. Check out this great website! www.learnmoreindiana.org

Great Homework Help at Night

STUDENTS: if you need help with Math or Science homework, please try the “Homework Hotline” at 1-877-ASK-ROSE.

It’s a FREE SERVICE from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Our students in the past have found it very helpful, or try their website at www.askrose.org. They are open 5 PM – 10 PM (ET), Sunday through Thursday.

Be Safe!

Students are encouraged to talk to a trusted adult if they know someone who is having suicidal thoughts. Click here for resources students can use to talk/text with a trained professional.

Crisis Text Line: text “HOME” to 741741 to connect with a live volunteer Crisis Counselor and talk about your thoughts and feelings.