Canyon Springs
High School
Meet your Counselors
Who are School Counselors?
- A School Counselor is a licensed/certified professional holding a minimum of a Master's Degree and a Pupil Personnel Services Credential.
What is their role?
- The role of a Professional School Counselor is to design and deliver school counseling programs that improve student outcomes.
- They lead, advocate and collaborate to promote equity and access for all students by connecting their school counseling program to the school’s academic mission and school improvement plan.
- They uphold the ethical and professional standards of the American School Counseling Association (ACSA) and promote the development of the school counseling program based on the following areas of the ASCA National Model: define, deliver, manage and assess.
What services are offered?
School counselors create school counseling programs based on three sets of standards that define the profession. These standards help school counselors develop, implement and assess their school counseling program to improve student outcomes.
Student Standards
Professional Standards
To learn more about the role of our counselors in the Moreno Valley Unified School District, please view our Counseling Handbook.
Meet the Counseling Team
- Michelle Gomez
10-12 Q-SH
9TH PRE-HCA
10-12 HCA
951-571-4760 ext. 31032
mgomez1@mvusd.net
- Roberto Cruz
9TH A-R
(NON-PROGRAM)
951-571-4760 ext. 31023
rcruz@mvusd.net
- Marquita Mohammed Ali
10-12 M-P
9TH S-Z
(NON-PROGRAM)
951-571-4760 ext. 31036
mmohammedali@mvusd.net
- Claudia Gonzalez
10-12 GI-L
AVID A-D
MULTI-LINGUAL (EL)
951-571-4760 ext. 31048
cgonzalez@mvusd.net
- Francis Rose
10-12 A-GE
951-571-4760 ext. 31034
frose@mvusd.net
- Janine Monahan
AVID E-Z
951-571-4760 ext. 31035
jmonahan@mvusd.net
- Gabrielle Bear
10-12 Si-Z
9TH PRE-BA
10-12 BA
951-571-4760 ext. 31038
gbear@mvusd.net
The Counseling Center houses an extensive team of incredible and caring counselors, ready to assist with student schedules and needs.
