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Office of Counseling & Student Services

About the SAA Counseling Department

The Savannah Arts Academy counselors meet with students throughout the year to assist them with various issues including college and career planning, personal problem solving, and high school academic planning.  They help students select the most appropriate programs of study to ensure their success in high school and to plan for the years after graduation.  Counselors work with families to help with academic, college, and career planning questions that arise.  Students who would like to request an appointment can use the link below or email their counselor directly.

 

Our Counselors

Michael Corbett

Supports students with last names from A-G
Mr. Corbett moved to Savannah from the Boston area and has been a counselor at SAA since 2005.  He has an Ed.S degree in School Counseling and was originally trained at Northeastern University in Boston.  Mr. Corbett has been a high school counselor since 2000.  Outside of SAA he can be found performing Irish music and planning trips to Europe or Hawaii'.

 

Breana Cooper

Supports students with last names from H-P
Ms. Cooper moved to Savannah from Mississippi during the pandemic and joined the SAA team in 2022. She has been a  high school counselor since 2016 and in education since 2013.  She has a M.S.Ed degree from Alcorn State University in Lorman, Mississippi. Ms. Cooper is a National Board Certified School Counselor. Ms. Cooper is an avid gardener, she appreciates roaming foreign countries with beach fronts and ocean views.

 

Brooke Relihan

Supports students with last names Q-Z
Ms. Relihan joined the SAA counseling team in 2018.  She has worked as a school counselor since 2005 and has an Ed.S degree from Georgia Southern University.  Brooke enjoys traveling, yoga, painting, and perfecting her breakdancing moves.  Though an avid reader, she spends most of her spare time with her family.  

 

Beth Cope

Ms. Cope is the department secretary.  She moved to Savannah in 2010 and enjoys boating, traveling, exercising, and spending time with her five grandsons.