To further help our students
develop their post-high school goals, the College/Career
Center Coordinator and College/Career Center (located
in the Main Hall) provide invaluable information about
colleges, careers, scholarships and financial aid. College
and vocational bulletins , videos, testing information,
GPA verification forms, college and scholarship application
forms, electronic application forms and computer college
search programs are just a few of the useful materials
found in the College/Career Center. Numerous college,
career and military representatives make presentations
to interested students throughout the year. Students must
sign up in advance in the College/Career Center. Parents
are also welcome to attend. Dates and times are listed
in the daily
bulletins , "Guidelines", "Career
Tracks" which is published monthly and distributed
in junior and senior English classes and on Naviance.
Procedures
for Attending College Representative Presentations
In The College Career Center (CCC)
Dates of speaker presentations
are published on the
Daily Bulletin, "Career
Tracks," Naviance,
LGHS web site and posted in the College Career Center.
It is the responsibility of the student to be aware of
the presentation dates and to sign up in advance. To be
prepared for these sessions, students should research
the colleges and read catalogs in CCC before attending
the presentations.
Students must sign up prior to the day of presentation.
Students must be taking an academic load appropriate
for the presentation they wish to attend.
Students with non-qualitfying GPA's will not be sent
extractions.
Extractions will be available the day before in
the Career Center. If not picked up by the student,
they will be sent out period two of the day of
the presentation by the Attendance Office. Teachers
have the option of distributing the extractions
and releasing the student for the period. Students
will be responsible for turning in the extraction
upon their arrival to the Career Center.
Extractions must be presented to the teacher of the
class to be missed and SIGNED before coming to the Career
Center.
STUDENTS MUST BE PROMPT! They should
not hold up the speakers or their classmates.
The Career Center will excuse students who attend
presentations. The signed extractions will be given
to the Attendance Office for "School Business"
excused absences.
Be courteous, ask relevant questions, and thank the
college representatives for the information.