School Counseling Office
The mission of the Hempfield School District Counseling Department is to provide a progressive, comprehensive, and data-driven K-12 school counseling program addressing the academic, career, and social/emotional developmental needs of all students.
School counselors provide a variety of services for students and families. Counselors work with education support teams; manage 504 Accommodation Plans; help students transition to a new school or grade level; and conduct mediation sessions, as well as individual and small group counseling.
The HHS Counseling Office is on Schoology!
All students should have been placed into a "Class of" Schoology course based on their graduation year. Students and families have access to this course to view resources and other information shared by the Counseling Office. Please check this page often to review information on post-secondary planning, resources, and special events offered throughout the course of the school year.
Counselor Assignments
Counselor assignments will work in the following way: the 9th grade counselors will follow their students through tenth grade and will loop back to 9th grade. 11th grade counselors will loop with their students through 12th grade. This two-year loop will provide students with support aimed at the unique opportunities each grade presents. The ninth and tenth grade years will focus on acclimating to high school, promoting career awareness and planning for high school. In eleventh and twelfth grade, we will continue to focus on enhancing academic and personal/social skills, but we will place an even greater emphasis on post-secondary planning and offering opportunities here at Hempfield High School.
Contact your counselor at (717) 898-5545 or find individual counselor e-mail addresses by clicking their name below:
Class of 2030
A-La: Mrs. Lindsey Bauer
Le-Z: Mrs. Paige Weber
Class of 2029
Class of 2028
A-La: Dr. Kandace DaCosta
Le-Z: Mrs. Kimberly Romero
Class of 2027
A-Lo: Mr. Justin Snook
Lu-Z: Mrs. Stefanie Scarborough
Contact Us
Contact the HHS Counseling Office at (717) 898-5545 or find an individual counselor's e-mail address in the listing at the bottom of this page.
Resources
Dual Enrollment
This guide helps Hempfield High School students choose transferable dual enrollment courses that also fulfill HHS English and Social Studies graduation requirements. Courses from the Approved Courses List may count towards the corresponding HHS graduation requirement.
HHS Dual Enrollment Student Guide 2026-27
The Dual Enrollment Cost Comparison Guide is designed to help students and families make informed decisions about dual enrollment opportunities. It includes each of our college partners, cost per credit, and other potential fees. Please refer to each college’s official website for the most current billing and payment information.
Dual Enrollment Cost Comparison 2026-27
Students who elect to enroll in a dual enrollment course must complete a dual enrollment contract that includes information on the course, as well as student and parent signatures. This form must be submitted to the student’s school counselor prior to the start of the semester in which they are taking the course.
College in the High School
This document outlines the various CHS course offerings at HHS by academic department, with the corresponding colleges' course names.
The College in the High School Cost Comparison Guide is designed to help students and families make informed decisions about CHS opportunities. It includes each of our college partners, cost per credit, and other potential fees. Please refer to each college’s official website for the most current billing and payment information.
DE + CHS (Seniors)
The purpose of this guide is to assist high school seniors in transferring their dual enrollment, CHS, and/or AP credits to the college or university they plan to attend in the fall. Because credit transfer is not automatic, students must complete the appropriate steps to ensure their credits are reviewed and applied by their institution.