Student Services
Student Services
Student Services supports students and families from enrollment through graduation and beyond. Our work is centered on helping students navigate their high school experience with clarity, purpose, and confidence. At Boone, being Brave means showing up, staying committed, and continuing forward even when challenges arise. We strive to create an environment where students are supported, informed, and prepared to take the next step. Whether you are new to Boone or planning your next steps, our team is here to guide and support you along the way.
The Office of Student Services at Boone High School is open 7:00 am to 4:30 pm. For appointments, email boone_hs@ocps.net.
 Dr. Timothy FlynnAssistant Principal of Instruction |
||
| School Counseling Team | ||
 Ms. Chelsea Elliott School Counselor A–D Chelsea.Elliott@ocps.net |
 Mr. Stephen Javaruski School Counselor E–L Stephen.Javaruski@ocps.net |
 Ms. Brittany Kolber School Counselor M–Rocha Brittany.Kolber@ocps.net |
 Ms. Connie Walker School Counselor Rodriguez–Z Connie.Walker@ocps.net |
 Ms. Amy White School Counselor Exceptional Students AmyR.Spata@ocps.net |
 Ms. Laurie Stanton School Counselor Magnet Programs Laurie.Stanton@ocps.net |
| Postsecondary Planning & Graduation Support | ||
 Ms. Nicole Gurley College & Career Specialist Nicole.Gurley@ocps.net |
 Ms. Seante Borden Career Specialist (OTC) Senate.Borden@ocps.net |
 Ms. Laura Abreu Graduation Coach Laura.Abreu-Sanchez@ocps.net |
| Student Support Services | ||
 Ms. Mayra Villa-Perez School Social Worker tbd@ocps.net |
 Ms. Jodi Wuthrich Staffing Specialist Jodi.Wuthrich@ocps.net |
 Ms. Amanda Matusik Staffing Specialist Amanda.Matusik@ocps.net |
 Ms. Jennifer Hilley 504 Coordinator Jennifer.Hilley@ocps.net |
Ms. Abigail Alvarez ESE Clerk Abigail.Alvarez@ocps.net |
|
| Student Services Front Office | ||
 Ms. Bridget Henry Registrar Bridget.Henry@ocps.net |
Ms. Deliris Torres School Clerk Deliris.Torres@ocps.net |
Ms. Paula Stelmashenko School Clerk Paula.Stelmashenko@ocps.net |
-
Room/Office
Name / Purpose
Extension
Subject/Role
Email
10.134
Abreu-Sanchez, Laura
601-7217
Graduation Coach
10.145
Elliott, Chelsea
601-2237
Counselor, A-Dr
10.137
Gurley, Nicole
601-2269
College & Career Specialist
10.141
Henry, Bridget
601-2619
Registrar
10.129
Javaruski, Stephen
601-7232
Counselor, Du-L
10.130
Kolber, Brittany
601-7279
Counselor, M-Rocha
10.144
Rojas, Michelle
601-7207
SAFE
10.143
Salmon, Niamh
601-2261
School Social Worker
10.131
Stanton, Laurie
601-7228
Counselor, Magnet
10.135
Stelmashenko, Paula
601-7777
Clerk
10.135
Torres, Deliris
601-7777
Clerk
10.132
Walker, Connie
601-7254
Counselor, Rodri-Z
10.128
White, Amy
601-7231
Counselor, Students w. Exceptionalities
-
CTE Programs Boone High School (9-12)
- Agriculture
- Computer Science Principles
- Criminal Justice Operations (Magnet Only)
- Digital Media/Multimedia Design
- Digital Video Technology
- Electrocardiograph Aide Technician
- Engineering Pathways
- Finance (Magnet Only)
- Game/Simulation/Animation Visual Design (Orange Technical College)
Sophomores & Juniors
- Do you have at least a 2.0 unweighted GPA
- Are you currently on track for graduation
- Are you ready to get a free jump start on your desired career?
Orange Technical College Dual Enrollment May Be the Perfect Choice for You!
Check out the dual enrollment program chart
Seniors
Are you interested in exploring tech school opportunities available to you after high school?
Schedule a Meeting
Seante Borden
Career Specialist - Boone High School
Career and Technical Education
407-893-7200 ext. 6012629
Seante.Borden@ocps.netClaim Valencia Credits
Are you enrolled at Valencia College and did you earn free Valencia credit in one of your CTE classes? Click on the link below to complete the Valencia form to claim those free credits.
Get Your Credits | Career Pathways | Valencia College -
College and Career Center
Students are encouraged to utilize the center beginning in 9th grade for post-high school planning. We are here to provide the following services: counseling students in every aspect of the college process, guide students through self-analysis, career exploration, and educational goal setting, hosting on-campus college visits from participating schools, standardized testing, and college funding.
Financial Aid
Bright Futures Requirements and Award Amounts
National Merit and National Achievement Scholarship
Complete the FAFSA Application
SAT and ACTACT dates and online registration
SAT dates and online registration
Resources
-
Steps to take for Completing Community Service Hours
Step 1:
Find an organization that will allow you to volunteer your time to the community.
(Note: If volunteering for a Boone High School club or organization you must speak to the club sponsor.)
Step 2:
Complete Community Service Plan Form (opportunites and links below).
Step 3:
Receive all necessary signatures.
Step 4:
Turn into Student Services. Make sure to keep a copy for your records.Volunteer Opportunity Ideas
- Second Harvest Food Bank
- Foundation for Foster Children
- Red Cross
- Salvation Army
- Florida State Parks
- Meals on Wheels
- United Way
- Base Camp
- VolunteerFlorida
- Zebra Coalition
- Habitat for Humanity Orlando
- Mustard Seed of Orlando
- American Civil Liberties Union of Florida
- Human Rights Campaign
- Trevor Project
- Orlando Museum of Art
- Kids Beating Cancer
- Orange County Animal Services
- Nehrling Gardens, Gotha
- Orlando Health at ORMC
-
Contact Ms. Gurley if you have any questions (Nicole.Gurley@ocps.net)
-
Use the following link to Find My Bus.
-
If you are interested in obtaining student records can do so by faxing or mailing a request to their school. If the school you attended is no longer open you may request your educational records from the nearest high school.
You may utilize the Student Records Release Authorization form by clicking on the link and include it when you request your records. If you are requesting your records in person please note that this is an overnight process.
Student Records Release Authorization
Information needed to obtain records includes:
- Present name of student
- Name while attending school/maiden name (if different than present name)
- Name of Orange County Public Schools(s) for which you are requesting records
- If student attended an adult, community or vocational school, a list of the course(s) for which you are requesting records
- Year last attended
- Date of birth
- Address or fax number where the records should be sent
- Signature
- Copy of driver’s license, state ID or other form of identification showing proof of name and date of birth
For more information, contact your school or Student Records by phone at 407.317.3965.
Anyone interested in obtaining a student directory must submit a request in writing either by fax, email or mail to:
Orange County Public Schools
Records Custodian
P.O. Box 271
Orlando, FL 32802-0271
records@ocps.netFax: 407-317-3703
-