Welcome, Students!

The Counseling Department at Nazareth Academy High School is dedicated to be working with our students. From the first time that we meet them as Freshman, barely out of eighth grade, until that time in Senior year when they have finalized their college plans, we strive to support their journey.   Whether it be academics, personal, social, or college and career, their success and wellbeing at Nazareth Academy High School is forefront in our work with them.

We meet individually with our students at least once a semester for a general individual check-in, as well as on an as needed basis.   In addition, we meet in small group sessions, and in large informational class meetings.  Our students will have the same counselor throughout their time at Nazareth Academy High School.

 We hope that the information and resources on our website are helpful to you. Please always feel free to contact the Counseling Department with any questions or concerns you may have.

Meet The Counselors

Hi!  My name is Mrs. Glasson and I am the College Counselor here at Nazareth.  It is exciting to assist the Nazareth ladies on their journey from high school to college.  I meet with the juniors and the seniors to educate them in the various components of the college process.   I love hearing their acceptance stories!  I can be reached at glasson@nazarethacademyhs.org; or call 215-268-1074.

Hi!  My name is Ms. Mikulski '12 I am responsible for one-third of the student body; typically, the first portion of the alphabet organized by last name.  I am also co-coordinator of the Kairos retreat here at Nazareth!  If you ever need to reach me, you can email me at amikulski@nazarethacademyhs.org; or call me at 215-268-1077.

Hello!  My name is Mrs. Dibelius I am excited to have joined such a committed team and prestigious community.  I am responsible for one-third of the student body and look forward to assisting these wonderful young women both at NAHS and in their future endeavors!  I can be contacted at ldibelius@nazarethacademyhs.org; or call 215-268-1079.