Tier 3

School Counsellors provide individualized interventions to promote success in academic learning for learners who have demonstrated evidence that additional supports are required beyond Tier 2.
Tier 3 supports may include...
- Collaboration in the development of Personalized Learning Plan (PLP) as required
- Referrals
- Supporting the implementation of relevant psychoeducational report recommendations
- Case conference
- Brief Solution-Focused Counselling
- Referrals
Tier 2

School Counsellors support and/or provide targeted interventions to promote success in academic learning for learners—including students, educators, and support staff—who have demonstrated evidence that additional supports are required beyond Tier 1.
Tier 2 supports may include...
- Involvement in transition plans (newcomers, grade level or school change, life after school planning, etc.).
- Collaboration with teacher/PLCs, analyzing data, and creation of targeted group work.
- Supporting the development and implementation of PLPs.
- Delivery and creation of skill building and/or targeted areas in class-based lessons.
- Collaborating with student and teacher on learner profile.
Tier 1

School Counsellors share proactive and universal, classroom/school-wide instructional practices and strategies that promote academic success for all learners.
School Counsellors work collaboratively with all academic influencers in the school community to support and advocate for academic success. The school community includes students, families, classroom teachers, Behaviour Intervention Mentors, Educational Assistants, Educational Support Teachers – Resource, Child and Youth teams, administrators, and other stakeholders.
Tier 1 supports may include...
- Collaborating on collection and analysis of data to inform best practices and strategies.
- Providing school-wide professional learning for all learners on the best instructional practices and strategies to support mental health and social emotional well-being to positively impact academic success.