Current Parents

PowerSchool: Keep up with your student’s grades and complete yearly enrollment forms.

Schoology:  Get a more in-depth look at what is happening in the classroom with a Parent Account.

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Hot Lunch: Information here.

Payment information: Learn more about Tuition & Financial Aid or pay online.

Student Handbook: Information on policies and student conduct.

Faculty and Staff directory here.

Naviance: Log into your parent page where students can do college research, career assessments, and request transcripts for college applications.

UW Application: Apply for any UW system colleges.

UW Direct Admit Wisconsin: Find program information here.

FAFSA Application: Find financial aid information and complete this application  senior year.

NCAA: If your student is looking to play a sport in college at the DI, DII or DIII level, register, research qualifications and see a counselor to discuss.

RepVisits: For College representatives, Dominican High School uses this through Naviance to schedule college visitors. If you do not use RepVisits, please contact Contact Abby Young, Director of Counseling  to set up a visit.

2024-25 School Profile: Dominican at a glance: View for a full college matriculation list, grading scale, graduation requirements, and more.

At Dominican High School, we provide personalized learning accommodations to meet your student’s needs. For more details, please contact our School Counselor, Jordan Shutta.

Our counseling team is available at any time during the school day for any student struggling with various stressors. We encourage parents to share concerns they may have regarding their child with her/his respective counselor, which will better help us to serve the student.

Social And Emotional Support

Mental health programming focused on relevant topics throughout the year

Crisis intervention for immediate concerns and emergencies

Short-term counseling support

Collaboration with teachers, parents and staff regarding student concerns

Referral and collaboration with outside agencies

Confidentiality
Because counseling is based on a trusting relationship between the school counselor and student, information shared by the student will be kept confidential except in certain situations where confidentiality is limited. Under the following circumstances, school counselors are required to share information with others and break student confidentiality:

1. The student is presenting information about harming himself or another person
2. There is evidence or disclosure of past/current neglect or abuse (physical, sexual, and/or emotional)
3. There is a threat to school safety
4. The presenting information will dramatically impact the well-being of the greater Dominican community

Counselors may share information with parents/guardians, teachers and/or administrators on a need-to-know basis so that efforts can be coordinated to best support the student. Parents have the right to know about their child’s general progress and are entitled to any and all information regarding academics (homework, test performance, grades, etc.).

Questions? Contact Abby Young, Director of Counseling, or 414-332-1170, Ext. 142.

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