The College Counselor actively supports seniors and other high school students in their process of researching and applying to universities. This includes both international and national universities. Students are given support in registration and preparation for necessary standardized tests.

Our Advisory Program is designed to give personal support to high school students, as well as facilitate communication between home and school.

Each student is matched with an Advisor and placed in a peer group with approximately 12 other students. Grade Leaders and Advisors play important roles in assuring that each student receives support in meeting the academic and personal standards expected from our students.

The Counselor provides all students with emotional and social support, whether needed for a momentary voice of encouragement or long-term counseling with follow-up. Additionally, the Counselor presents a special program, Wholesome Life, with the goals of teaching the facts of human sexuality and developing in each student increased self-esteem, self-understanding and self-control. Other topics include the danger of substance abuse, coping with stress and developing satisfying, effective relationships with others.

The Program for Academic Support (PAS) is a monitoring program designed to provide assistance to those students who need more direction and consistent feedback in their academic performance during high school.  All students want to achieve academic success; yet this process is not always easy. PAS is designed to provide guidance, helping the team of teachers, student and parents recognize the student's areas of strengths and weaknesses in the learning process. Together with the PAS Coordinator, this team works towards implementing strategies that will support the student through his/her academic career here at CMSFQ. The goal of PAS is to create motivated, independent learners.

At CMSFQ we believe that it is important to be part of a learning community where students learn from their mistakes. It is our expectation that students will follow our Code of Honor, and the rules and procedures of the secondary school and therefore enjoy the benefits of those positive choices.

The community point discipline system is designed to protect the learning environment and individual rights of all members of our community while at the same time encouraging the offending student to reflect upon his/her behavior. We are here to support and encourage our students to reach their potential and to become persons of integrity who choose healthy behaviors.