Counseling Center
The Chief Sealth IHS Counseling Office
The CSIHS counselors offer a wide range of services for all students include classroom guidance lessons, individual planning sessions, individual and small group short term counseling and responsive services.
How to Register
If you are having trouble with the registration process, please look at this 10 minute video that walks you through the process:
Meet Your CSIHS Counseling Team
Registrar
Lisa Bartel (she/her)
llbartel@seattleschools.org
I am a Seattle girl through and through, born and raised right here in Arbor Heights. One of my favorite parts of working at Chief Sealth is getting to see the families that have been in this area for generations sitting side-by-side with families that are new to our city and our Chief Sealth community.
I love 90’s music, reality television, and take out from any restaurant in White Center!
Counselors
Shelby Namba (she/her)
Last names A – E
slnamba@seattleschools.org
Ms. Namba is available Monday-Thursday
A proud 3rd generation graduate of Seattle Public Schools, I have lived in the south-end Seattle neighborhood of Beacon Hill my entire life. I am passionate about both my community and the work I am lucky to be able to do within this community.
I attended Seattle University where I received both my Bachelor’s in Psychology degree in 2010 and Master’s in Education degree in 2015. Like many, I enjoy spending my time with the ones I love most—my “fur” babies, my family and my friends.
Krista Rillo
Last names F – Mo
klrillo@seattleschools.org
Krista Rillo is a Sealth alum returning to the Counseling office after 10 years at the SPS College/Career Readiness department. Krista has worked with students, families, and schools for over 20 years and is excited to be working with the Chief Sealth community again.
Ashley Warner
Last names Mu – Z
amwarner@seattleschools.org
Ms. Warner has a BA in Communication Studies from Seattle University and an MEd in School Counseling from Seattle Pacific University. Originally from Connecticut, she has lived in Seattle for over 20 years and still consider herself to be a New Englander at heart and in spirit. Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with her husband and dogs, watching sports and reality tv, and appreciating a good sunset.
Dolly Morales
Counseling Intern
domoraleshaa@seattleschools.org
Ms. Morales-Haag is available on Wednesday and Fridays in the Counseling Office.
Course Requests for 2026-27 School Year
We recommend students download the Graduation Checklist form and watch the video on Understanding Credits first. These resources along with directions on how to make Course Requests are available on the Counseling Schoology page.
Forms and Resources
Brag Sheet for Letters of Recommendation
Service Learning and Essay Form