Academic success forms the foundation for every student’s future. RCGR counselors provide structured academic interventions, tools, and strategies that promote confidence, organization, and lifelong learning skills.

1. Study Skills & Organization

Students receive direct instruction and hands-on guidance in effective study techniques and organizational strategies. Lessons include time management, note-taking systems, test-taking preparation, and the use of planners or digital tools to manage assignments.
Counselors work one-on-one and in small groups to help students set realistic goals, break down large tasks, and build habits that promote accountability and self-discipline.

2. MTSS/RTI Collaboration

Through Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and Response to Intervention (RTI) frameworks, counselors partner with teachers to track academic progress and intervene early when students begin to struggle.
This collaboration includes progress monitoring, implementing evidence-based academic strategies, and coordinating support plans that align with individual student needs. Data meetings ensure that decisions are targeted and student-centered.

3. Transition Supports

Transition periods can be both exciting and challenging. RCGR provides structured supports to help students adjust to new environments—whether moving from 8th to 9th grade or preparing for postsecondary pathways after 12th grade.
Programs include orientation activities, mentorship connections, course selection guidance, and post-graduation planning workshops. These efforts help students enter new chapters feeling prepared and confident.