A career counseling center provides all students with various services designed to help the student grow and develop in the areas of academic, career, and social concerns. Three guidance counselors and a registrar comprise the counseling staff. Our guidance center also includes a Career Center that provides students with an opportunity to explore career choices and training beyond high school. Academic excellence is an expectation for all students at Page High School. An academic reception honoring these students is held in the spring.
Students achieving high academic standing receive an academic letter at the reception.
In addition, a Scholars Program is available that is designed to meet the academic needs of those students who desire to pursue a rigorous course of study with requirements beyond accelerated and Advanced Placement. All graduating seniors from Page High School are required to complete a Senior Project. This project is a culminating activity designed to showcase and assess the knowledge, skill, creativity, and competencies developed over the student's twelve years of education. Each student must investigate a topic of their choosing, produce an extensive research paper, a product related to the topic, and document the work through a portfolio. The results of this work are presented at the end of the school year to a panel of faculty and community members with expertise in the subject areas.