Counseling

Our counseling website has recently moved.
The information on this new site will be updated moving forward; however, the previous website will continue to have accurate information and remain available through July 2026.
Summer Hours:
July 21-22: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
NHS Media Center
Our Counseling Office will be offering Open Summer Hours, with a special welcome to families new to Northview, though all families are invited to attend. These sessions are designed to support questions related to course selections and class information as you prepare for the upcoming school year.
Please note that student schedules will not be distributed or discussed during this time.
Open Hours will be held in the Media Center on a first-come, first-served basis, and no appointments are required. This is a great opportunity, especially for new families, to learn more about course options and get guidance from our counseling team.
We look forward to meeting you and helping you get started at Northview!
Welcome to the Northview High School Counseling website! Our counseling team is dedicated to supporting every student’s academic, personal, and post-secondary success. We partner with students and families to provide guidance, resources, and opportunities that help students grow, plan, and achieve their goals.
Through this site, you will find information on course planning, college and career readiness, enrollment, student opportunities, and support services. Whether you are just beginning your high school journey or preparing for graduation, we are here to guide you every step of the way.
We encourage you to explore these resources and connect with your assigned counselor whenever you need support. Our goal is to ensure every student graduates with a plan and the confidence to pursue it.
Use the navigation menu on the left to explore all resources available on this website.
Emotional Health Hotlines Available to You
Fulton County has published a list of emotional health hotline numbers that are available to you. Please check out this link to their flyer.
Your Desi Helpline offers mental health support for South Asians.
If you need help with mental and emotional stress, relationship problems, social and cultural issues, or work and school challenges, your Desi Helpline can help you make an informed choice about your emotional well-being, find out how you can be helped, and find culturally sensitive health care providers.
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Telephone: 404-596-4694
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Email: Via Website
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