Counseling

Welcome to our THMS Counseling Site, please take a look around and feel free to call us at 225-5125 if you don't find what you are looking for. We included some quick reference info below. Follow Us on Social Media! Click Here to follow us on Instagram

Where can I get Math Tutoring?
Click here for Zoom tutoring sessions offered online through the UA Math Department.

Where can I get a Transcript? Transcript Request. There is a video below on how to complete this process.

Where can I find my credit status? In your StudentVUE/ParentVUE, click on the Course History tab and you will find your credit summary.

What do I do if I'm behind on credits? We now have an opportunity for all 10th and 11th graders to make up classes they have failed for free! This program is offered before and after school on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. You will need to sign up through your Counselor to have this class added to your schedule. Take advantage of this opportunity to make up classes and get caught up with your graduation requirements!

Graduation Requirements

THMS offers Standard, GATE, Honors, Advanced Placement, or Dual Enrollment for English courses throughout the four years of high school. AP and Dual Enrollment can potentially earn you college credit for writing.

THMS offers Standard, Honors, Advanced Placement, or Dual Enrollment for Math courses throughout the four years of high school. AP and Dual Enrollment can potentially earn you college credit for math, depending on the level.

Students start taking Social Studies courses their Sophomore year with World History, followed by American History their Junior Year, and finally Governent/Economics their Senior Year. Standard, Honors, and Advanced Placement/Dual Enrollment are offered for most.

THMS offers Standard, Honors, Advanced Placement, or Dual Enrollment for various Science courses throughout the four years of high school. AP and Dual Enrollment can potentially earn you college credit, so take advantage early on!

THMS offers Yoga, Physical Education, and Body Conditioning (with Coach approval 10-12 graders) that can count for your P.E. credit. Did you know you can also complete an Alternate to P.E. packet with your Counselor to earn credit through your THMS Sport/Band practice?

Fine Arts classes can be any visual or performing arts classes at THMS. Career and Technical classes (CTE) are usually vocational or trade programs we have on campus. Many of these programs (Welding, Machining, Automotive) come with State Certification to start your career right after high school.

Health is only 1 semester, you can pair it with any P.E.

Any class beyond the previous core requirements will count as an Elective. Our most popular is our World Languages so that you can be admitted to 4 year Universities.

The Civics Exam and CPR Training are AZ state requirements. Civics is usually done through your History class and CPR through your Health class. Please talk to your Counselor about completing these if you are a Senior and have not received a PASS. Click here for the CIVICS Study Guide.

Newsletters 2022-2023

Resources for Students

Student Assistance with Grief and/or Trauma

Tu Nidito: Visit the Tu Nidito Website
National Alliance for Grieving Children: Visit the National Alliance for Grieving Children Website
HelpGuide: Visit the Help Guide Website

Archer Teen Wellness Center
520.628.3066

Kino Teen Center Health Clinic
520.740.4600

Helping Survivors
What Does Consent Look Like?

Crisis Counseling - SAMHC
520.622.4600

Pima County STD Clinic
520.624.8272

Pima County HIV AIDS Testing & Counseling
520.791.7676

Crisis Pregnancy Center
520.622.5774

Pima County Health Dept. Family Planning
520.887.0715

Our Family Services
520.323.1708

Victim Witness
520.740.5525

S. AZ. Center Against Sexual Assualt
1-800-796-6762

211 Arizona
Information and referral service that operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for resources like food programs, housing options,. Utility assistance, health care, support groups, and confidential services related to physical and emotional domestic violence.

Videos

Freshman Presentation

Requesting Transcripts

Course Selection

Events

Intermountain Services for THMS Students

School Based Services: Collaborates with schools and families to work directly with students to address mental health and behavioral health needs to support and promote academic success. Meet with your School Counselor to complete this Referral Form.

individual counseling
group counseling
skills development
assessments
crisis planning and development
care coordination for comprehensive wrap around support
substance use

Outpatient and Community Based Services: Through the outpatient center – IHC offers community and in-home based support services that meet families where they are to support goals set by the family. Students enrolled with school based services will have access to Outpatient/Community Based Services also.

Care coordination
Individual and family counseling in office or in the community
Psychiatric care and evaluations
Medication management
Family support
Crisis management
Rapid response services
Intensive inpatient for substance use disorders
BCBAs (Board Certified Behavioral Analysts)
Autism support services

All IHC staff are trained in evidenced based practices and knowledgeable in Trauma Informed Care with the understanding that each family and child is unique allowing for culturally sensitive services to be provided. IHC can meet the needs of children needing support to manage a wide range of symptoms and diagnosis:

ADHD
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)
Conduct Disorders
Anxiety
Depressive Disorders
Mood Disorders
Psychotic Disorders
Eating Related Disorders
Trauma Related Disorders
Substance Use Disorders

Student Handbooks

Freshman Handbook (in PDF)

Sophomore Handbook (in PDF)

Junior Handbook (in PDF)

Senior Handbook (in PDF