Which CSCP supports consists of people who have an interest in the schools' and students' success and could include fellow educators and school staff, administration, parents, community partners, and even students?

• A. School Leadership Team
• B. Parent-Teacher Association
• C. Community Partners Committee
• D. Advisory board

Answer: (D)

In a CSCP, a group that represents a wide range of people invested in student success provides guidance and oversight for the program. The Advisory board fits this description because it brings together educators, school staff, administrators, parents, community partners, and even students to advise on goals, priorities, and resource use. This broad mix ensures the counseling program reflects both school needs and community perspectives, helping align services with all learners’ interests.

The other options are more limited: a School Leadership Team tends to focus on internal school planning and operations with a smaller set of members; a Parent-Teacher Association is primarily a parent-teacher body; and a Community Partners Committee centers on external partners with less direct student representation.