Ace the Praxis School Counselor (5422) 2024 Exam – Your Future Starts Now! 🌟

A A dinner for students and parents to encourage family engagement and B: A parent meeting to promote academic excellence are both incorrect options as they focus on parental involvement rather than preparing students for the transition between middle school and high school. While parental involvement is important, it is not specifically aimed at preparing students for the transition. C: A pep rally for school spirit is incorrect because although it may boost school spirit, it does not directly address the concerns and anxieties that students may have about transitioning to high school. D: A panel discussion between middle and high school students to answer questions is the most appropriate activity as it allows current high school students to share their experiences and answer any questions that middle school students may have. This can help alleviate concerns and familiarize students with what to expect in high school. Additionally, the peer-to-peer aspect of this activity can make it more relatable and engaging for the students.