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School counselors may not feel prepared to safeguard LGBT students or may perceive their schools to be hostile toward these students. An online survey with 280 school counselors revealed: (a) counselors who reported having a GSA at their school, received the most training, have participated in more hours of LGBT-related training, and have tried to train their staff on LGBT issues felt more prepared to work with LGBT students and (b) counselors who were Latinx, worked in public, urban high schools, and received the highest amount of on-the-job training perceived the most amount of school support for LGBT students.

School Counselors’ Perceived Preparedness and School Support for LGBT Students