Student Support
Academic Support
We strongly encourage parents and guardians to communicate directly with their student’s teachers if academic concerns arise or if a student is struggling in class. Teachers are the best first point of contact for questions about coursework, grades, classroom expectations, or available support. Working together through open communication helps ensure students receive the guidance and support they need to be successful.
Academic Resources
District Tutoring List
Access a list of approved tutoring resources available throughout the district for students seeking additional academic support. District Tutoring List
Peer Tutoring
Peer tutoring opportunities are available for students who would benefit from extra help from trained student tutors in specific subject areas. Please contact your school counselor for more information.
Emotional Support
we recognize that emotional well-being plays an important role in a student’s overall health, growth, and academic success. We encourage students and families to seek support when needed and to utilize the resources available within the school community. Our goal is to provide a safe, supportive environment where students feel heard, connected, and cared for.
Emotional Support Resources
School Counselor
School counselors are available to support students with personal concerns, stress management, emotional challenges, and overall student well-being.
School-Based Therapy
School-based therapy services may be available for students who would benefit from additional mental health support during the school day. Please contact your school counselor for more information.
Outside Referrals
Families seeking additional support outside of school can receive referrals to community mental health providers and counseling resources. Please contact your school counselor for more information.
Opportunities to Connect
At William Mason High School, we encourage students to get involved and build meaningful connections within the school community. Participating in activities, clubs, athletics, and service opportunities can help students develop friendships, strengthen confidence, and create a greater sense of belonging. Getting connected outside the classroom is an important part of supporting overall student well-being and success.
Join a Club
Students are encouraged to explore clubs and organizations that match their interests, hobbies, and passions. Visit the Student Activities page to view the many options available at MHS.
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer and community service opportunities are available through SchooLinks and provide students with meaningful ways to get involved both in and outside of school.
Athletics
Participating in athletics helps students build teamwork, leadership skills, school spirit, and healthy relationships with peers. Visit the Athletics page for more information.