2023 NCSCA Legislative Priorities Survey

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Thank you for providing your feedback on the future of our legislative priorities

Choose the region in which you work

Northeast Region 1

Southeast Region 2

North Central Region 3

Sandhills Region 4

Piedmont Triad Region 5

Southwest Region 6

Northwest Region 7

West Region 8

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Choose your job title

School Counselor

School Counseling Director

School Counselor Educator

School Counseling Graduate Student

Retired School Counselor

Other:

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Choose the grades you serve

Elementary

Middle

High

Elementary / Middle

Middle / High

District-wide

University

Other:

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Choose the type of School / District / University

Public

Charter

Private

Parochial

Other:

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Years in school counseling

0 - 5

6 - 10

11 - 20

20 +

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If you work as a school counselor, what is your current caseload? (i.e., 1 : 250)

Rank how important this legislative priority is for NCSCA to support? Require 1 licensed school counselor for every 250 students in all schools in North Carolina.

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Rank how important this legislative priority is for NCSCA to support? Align pay scale with that of other advanced degree level professionals while protecting NBPTS pay

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Rank how important this legislative priority is for NCSCA to support? Protect Duties of School Counselors - GS 115C-316.1

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