Student council

Their common goals are

listening to other student’s demands and communicating them to the school, improving environmental awareness , and creating and increasing the number of activities. The activities include field trips, fun days, and themed days.

Teachers Professional Development

session on effective practices dealing with students’ learning difficulties by Dr. Heba Essam

Student council

“The House of English American Division is very excited to announce the winners of

this year’s Student Council 2021/2022.”

Communicate at anytime

Students are encouraged to communicate with School Counselors at any time.
Academic Counselor: Mr. Sameh Moftah
Social Counselor: Dr. Zeina El Gebaly

Academic Counselor helps
students by:

  • Assisting students in learning how school performance relates to future opportunities.
  • Counseling with students individually and in groups.
  • Help students achieve their career and college goals.
  • Coordinate referrals to outside agencies.
  • Help design interventions to enhance student success.
  • Develop community partnerships to enhance student career awareness.

Social Counselor helps
students by:  

  • Working collaboratively with students, parents, and teachers to identify and remove barriers to learning
  • Supporting students by teaching skills for achieving success.
  • Helping students to recognize and make the best of their abilities.
  • Counseling with students individually and in groups.
  • Providing support during personal crisis.
  • Orienting new students.
  • Promoting positive attitudes among students toward self, family, peers, and community.
  • Help create a safe school environment where children can learn.
  • Work with students on attendance issues.
  • Help students learn anger management, conflict resolution, and mediation skills.
  • Help parents, teachers, and administrators in learning how to meet the needs of all students.

School Counselors Can Help in Many Situations:

“My parents are getting a divorce. I don’t know what’s going to happen.”
“I’m new here and I’m having trouble making friends.”
“My child scored high on standardized tests, but hardly makes passing grades in school.”
“My child always tells me she doesn’t have homework, but I found out she isn’t doing it.”
“I don’t know what I am going to do after I graduate.”
“I need help with my college essay and application.”
“My child hasn’t been himself lately. He seems to be pre-occupied with something.”
“I have a bad temper and need to learn how to control it.”
“I’m having problems with my classmates.” “I’m having problems with my parents”