Julia R. Masterman Laboratory and Demonstration School |
Principal 1699 Spring Garden Street
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The Julia R. Masterman Laboratory and Demonstration school provides a rigorous, enriched curriculum to each student in grades 5-12 challenging each student intellectually and fostering the development of the whole individual.
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Counseling DepartmentCounseling Department
Counselors at the Julia R. Masterman School see students in both the middle school and high school - from the fifth grade through the twelfth. Their areas of concentration include:
The category of college-related issues includes the actual process of applying to college and obtaining financial aid. It also includes all aspects of the search process and career-related planning. Adjustment issues include achievement within the school and referral to outside agencies in the event of related health and/or mental health concerns. Information-sharing includes the posting of work-related opportunities, scholarships, volunteer and summer opportunities, and extracurricular academic resources. Volunteer and Summer OpportunitiesPlease check this page for information about internships, volunteer opportunities, jobs, summer programs, etc. for all students, but mainly for high school students.College Information PageAre you a parent or guardian of a high school student who is planning to attend college? Visit our College Information webpage to learn about the tests your student will need to take, the scholarships that are available and much, much more.Guidance CounselorsHigh SchoolGrades 9-12, Sections 1 & 2 Guidance Counselor: Claudia Gard: (215) 299-3640 Grades 9-12, Sections 3 & 4 Guidance Counselor: Heather Marcus: (215) 299-3641 Middle SchoolGrades 5-8, Last Initials A-K Guidance Counselor: Gilda Abney: (215) 299-7363
Grades 5-8, Last Initials L-Z Guidance Counselor: James Allen: (215) 299-7885
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