RAMP® Winners
About Recognized ASCA Model Program® (RAMP®) Schools
Recognized ASCA Model Program® (RAMP®) schools represent the very best comprehensive school counseling programs in the nation. To receive the national RAMP recognition, schools must submit an extensive ten-component application. This application documents the establishment of annual student outcome goals and the implementation of data-driven, standards-based, planned school counseling services provided to students via classroom lessons, small groups, and closing-the-gap interventions. School counseling programs must also include collaboration with partners via annual administrative conferences and advisory council meetings. Once a school has a comprehensive program in place, an entire academic year is needed for the collection of data and information for the application prior to applying for RAMP in October of the following year.
Many of the school counselors we've worked with can attest that just going through the application process for RAMP pushes your program to its highest potential!
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2026 RAMP® Schools
Alliance Patti & Peter Neuwirth Leadership Academy, Los Angeles Unified School District (CA): Alva Torres, Neftali Gutierrez, Lesly Bautista, Monic Aquilar, Gisselle Mandujano
Dogwood Elementary School, Heber Elementary School District (CA) - Elizabeth Vasquez and Jenifer Torres
El Dorado Elementary School, Stockton Unified School District (CA) -Jennifer Bonzi and Angela Ramos
Grace M. Davis High School, Modesto City Schools (CA): Cristina Aguilera, Armando Arellano-Garibay, Michelle Barrios, Maribell Gonzalez, Ginine Meraz, Vanessa Shuping, Anita Villasenor
Grunsky Elementary School, Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Heather Moore and Mai Yang
Harrison Elementary School, Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Armando Lopez and Carly Moore
Health Careers Academy, Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Daisy Moreno-Velez, Maria Pacheco-Renteria, and Ismael G. Gutierrez
Heber School, Heber Elementary School District (CA) - Rosa Nava, Gloria Gutierrez, and Karla Cardoza
James C. Enochs High School, Modesto City Schools (CA): Amanda Albritton, Isaac Henderson, Emma Johnson, Stefani Ortiz, Albert Quintero, Jamie Vera, Connie Waggle
John C. Kimball High School, Tracy Unified School District (CA)- Jennifer Strong, Tracy Rivera, William Berris, Sarah Banchero
Lugonia Elementary School, Redlands Unified School District (CA)- Genesis Guardado, Yazmin Smith
Nightingale Elementary School, Stockton Unified School District (CA)- Liliana Bernal
Pacific Law Academy, Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Jordan Blevins
Peterson Middle School, Santa Clara Unified School District (CA) - Lisa Freitas and Amoreena Fidani
Pittman Charter Elementary School, Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Joseph Williams, and Johanna Martinez
Pulliam Elementary School, Stockton Unified School District (CA)- Irmani Newell and Alfredo Ramirez
Rio Calaveras Elementary School, Stockton Unified School District (CA): Julia Fairservice, Kelly Renoni
Thomas Downey High School, Modesto City Schools (CA): Michelle Luz, Stacey Medina, Leila Martinez, Tiffany Aguilar, Ana Laura Castro, Marysa Recinos, Sofia Zaragoza
Valentine Peyton Elementary School, Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Lori Gonzalez and Anai Arteaga
Van Buren Elementary School, Stockton Unified School District (CA): Jen Gross, Patricia Ramirez
Weber Institute of Applied Sciences & Technology, Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Jose Martinez Esparza and Stephanie Sam
West High School, Tracy Unified School District (CA)- Shorei Butler, Alexandria Boranian-Jackson, Gurneet Sharma, Susana Deol, Kevin Speer
Wilcox High School, Santa Clara Unified School District (CA)- Christina Watkins, Glenna Hall, Adam Rios, Mike LaFleur, Andrea Cabello, and Stephanie Chavez
2025 RAMP® Schools
Bryn Mawr Elementary School from Redlands Unified School District (CA) - Summer Garcia and Adali Quinonez
Campbell High School from Campbell County Schools (KY) - Nikki Haire, Allison Fehribach, Alvin Elsbernd, Andrea Dobrozsi, Lindsey Buckler, Julie Gamble, and Jen Porter
Edison High School from Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Natalie Lyles, Chong Xiong, Amir Padilla, Barbara Greenwood, Monica Madrid, Julio Perez, Laura Pearl, Joleen Higginbotham, Justin Nelson, and Stephanie Sam
Golden Springs Elementary from Pomona Unified School District (CA) - Melissa Figueroa
Marshall Elementary from Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Jarajavin Jones-Wasson and Brook Walker
McKinley Elementary School from Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Sandra Khan and Heather Jandro
Norwalk High School from Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District (CA) - Marvin Ramirez, Liliana Tovar, Sonia Perez, Jerry Koppe, Vanessa Iaquinta, Candida Hernandez, and Michelle Lobendahn
Pantera Elementary from Pomona Unified School District (CA) - Jadee Lu
Santa Maria High School from Santa Maria Joint Union High School District (CA) - Terzino Gaeta, Margarita Guillen-Franco, Fatima Gonzalez Erica Martinez, Rosa Mendoza-Martinez, Victoria Lopez, Cecilia Grimaldo, Maria Fruge, and Ben Lopez
Washington Elementary School from Pomona Unified School District (CA) - Julia Maraga Ambrocio
2024 RAMP® Schools
Tracy High School from Tracy Unified School District (CA) - Kamara Clark, Iris Abraham, Charles “Trip” Manley, Ashley Hallen, Jonathan Sanny, and Audra Munoz
Earle Williams Middle School from Tracy Unified School District (CA) - Michelle Simas, Mercedes Morales-Villa, and Melanie Ann Kaing
Los Alisos Middle School from Norwalk - La Miranda Unified School District (CA) - Monica Rosales, Melissa Chavez, and Michele Drieling
Prairie View Elementary from Goshen Community Schools (IN) - Marge Gingerich
Taft Elementary from Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Sarah Needly
San Joaquin Elementary from Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Ana Garza
2023 RAMP® Schools
Corvallis Middle School from Norwalk La Mirada Unified School District (CA) - Erika Vesper, Alexis Mendoza, and Daisy Hernandez
Dos Pueblos High School from Santa Barbara Unified School District (CA) - Spencer Barr (college & career counselor), Debbie Landis (counseling secretary), Yifat Cummings, Susie Stone, Alyssa Hufschmid, Nancy Gomez, Rebecca Bucher, Elizabeth Dominguez, Scott Guttentag
Riley College Prep Academy from San Bernardino Unified (CA) - Heather Mirarchi
Waterford Elementary School from Goshen Community Schools (IN) - Allison Stiffney and Brenda Yoder
West Goshen Elementary School from Goshen Community Schools (IN) - Jodie Lantz
Arkansas
Between 2019 through 2023 we partnered with Forth Smith Public Schools in Arkansas to improve their comprehensive school counseling program. In 2023 four of those schools become the first schools in the state to receive the RAMP recognition. Extra special congratulations go to these schools!
Barling Elementary School from Fort Smith Public Schools (AR) - Cherri Byford and Cassidy Hodge
Darby Middle School from Fort Smith Public Schools (AR) - Hannah Massey
Fairview Elementary School from Fort Smith Public Schools (AR) - Ginetta Tipton
Woods Elementary School from Fort Smith Public Schools (AR) - Kandace Weisenfels
2022 RAMP® Schools
Cynthia Heights Elementary School from Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation (IN) - Brandi Cloud
Lodge Community School from Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation (IN) - Dana Higgins
Oak Hill Elementary School from Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation (IN) (received RAMP School of Distinction!) - Karen Santana
2021 RAMP® Schools
Goshen Middle School from Goshen Community Schools (IN) - Jan Desmarais-Morse, Sarah Horn, Katherine Christofferson, and Jill Koop Liechty
Cedar Hall Elementary School from Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation (IN) - Becky Debaillie
North Junior High School from Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation (IN) - Audrey Tenbarge and Brooke Ayres
Heber Elementary School from Heber Elementary School District (CA) - Rosa Nava
Oregon Trail Elementary School from North Clackamas School District (OR) - Gianna Bargetto
Sierra High School from San Bernardino City Unified School District (CA) - Aliea Coston, Stephanie Cornwell, Travis Briscoe, and Yesenia Ceballos
Goleta Valley Junior High School from Santa Barbara Unified School District (CA) - Gabby Cabrera and Nancy Ricardo
Hazelton Elementary School from Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Jordan Blevins and Jose Martinez Esparza
Rio Calaveras Elementary School from Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Eleni Richards and Ben Moua
Madison Elementary School from Stockton Unified School District (CA) - Tara Vargas and Karen Caligiuri
Southeast Academy High School from Norwalk La Mirada Unified School District (CA)