DSCA promotes a collaborative and working relationship between school counselors and stakeholders on all levels.  The association believes that students benefit when counselors successfully advocate on the district, state, and federal legislative issues related to students and school counseling. Advocacy is a key component of being an effective school counselor. Not only is it critical for school counselors to serve as advocates for their students, but it is also important that school counselors advocate for their own profession.


For more information on Advocacy at each level, click on the links below:
State Advocacy
Building/District Advocacy
Community Advocacy

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On January 6, 2017 our top School Counselor's from around the Nation were invited to the White House to honor the 2017 School Counselor of the Year.

#SCOY2017 #MyASCA #MyDSCA

Thank you, Cheryl Carey for representing Delaware as our
School Counselor of the Year!