All of the following are true about school counseling curriculum except:

The statement about the delivery of the curriculum being an indirect student service is not accurate. School counseling curriculum is primarily delivered through direct services to students, such as classroom lessons, workshops, and small group activities. These components are designed to engage students actively and promote their academic, social, and emotional growth.

In contrast, options addressing state school counseling grade level expectations, the purpose of the curriculum in facilitating optimal growth in three domains (academic, career, and personal/social), and the need to cross-reference with state and national standards are all fundamental aspects of a school counseling program. These elements ensure that the curriculum meets the educational goals and developmental needs of students effectively.