Announcements- Emotional Support and Community Resources: In the wake of Coronavirus, the district has provided resources on the following topics:
Community Resources Emotional Safety for Students Emotional Support for Students Food Distributions Sites Food Pantries How to Talk to Your Child About Coronavirus Free Internet Service from Spectrum: Call 844-488-8395 Additional links to hotlines and local resources can be found on our Personal Support page. |
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- Transcript Requests in the midst of School Closure:
North Carolina Colleges: To request a transcript, please use your CFNC account if the transcript needs to be sent to a North Carolina school.
Out-of-State Colleges/Scholarships: If you need a transcript to go to a scholarship or a school outside of North Carolina, go to: https://wcpss.scriborder.com.
Keep in mind that since this in a national issue, most colleges/universities/scholarships will be pushing back their deadlines. However, if you need a transcript now, these are the options through https://wcpss.scriborder.com
- ACT update: Juniors who took the ACT in February will be receiving their scores in the mail. Score reports will be mailed within 5-8 weeks from the test date.
- As a service to students and families, NACAC has created a central resource listing information about changes in college admission events, deposit dates, and more as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
- Financial Aid: CFNC has published Financial Aid Tips for Seniors Affected by the Coronavirus. The flyer is also available in Spanish. Our financial aid counselor, Ms. Norwood, is also available via email to answer questions at mnorwood@wcpss.net.
- AP Updates: The College Board has published Information for AP Students Affected by Coronavirus. Included is how AP tests will be administered, as well as access to the free AP Review Classes.
- March's Scholarship Bulletin has been posted. You can find all of our Scholarship Bulletins on our Scholarships page.
- Career and College Promise, or CCP, allows eligible high school students to take college courses at Wake Tech for free. Read more about it and the necessary steps to enroll in our Career and College Promise flyer. In the midst of school closure, Wake Tech is offering an online information session. You must watch and listen to the entire video AND complete the survey in order to receive credit for completing the session. You will then receive the application materials and instructions through the email you provide in the survey.
- In light of the school closure and cancelled college open house events, take a virtual college tour instead. Here are some good sites:
Campus Tours youVisit UNC System Tours of all 17 campuses
North Carolina Colleges: To request a transcript, please use your CFNC account if the transcript needs to be sent to a North Carolina school.
Out-of-State Colleges/Scholarships: If you need a transcript to go to a scholarship or a school outside of North Carolina, go to: https://wcpss.scriborder.com.
Keep in mind that since this in a national issue, most colleges/universities/scholarships will be pushing back their deadlines. However, if you need a transcript now, these are the options through https://wcpss.scriborder.com
- You can receive an unofficial transcript mailed directly to you.
- An official transcript can be mailed to the scholarship committee/coordinator or school. You will need to provide the scholarship/school information.
- An official transcript can be mailed home for you to add to your scholarship packet – the envelope will be signed and sealed and will be put it in a second envelope for mailing. Do not open the signed and sealed envelope.
- You will need to ask for Option #3, listed above, in the “special instructions” section of the website.
- ACT update: Juniors who took the ACT in February will be receiving their scores in the mail. Score reports will be mailed within 5-8 weeks from the test date.
- As a service to students and families, NACAC has created a central resource listing information about changes in college admission events, deposit dates, and more as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
- Financial Aid: CFNC has published Financial Aid Tips for Seniors Affected by the Coronavirus. The flyer is also available in Spanish. Our financial aid counselor, Ms. Norwood, is also available via email to answer questions at mnorwood@wcpss.net.
- AP Updates: The College Board has published Information for AP Students Affected by Coronavirus. Included is how AP tests will be administered, as well as access to the free AP Review Classes.
- March's Scholarship Bulletin has been posted. You can find all of our Scholarship Bulletins on our Scholarships page.
- Career and College Promise, or CCP, allows eligible high school students to take college courses at Wake Tech for free. Read more about it and the necessary steps to enroll in our Career and College Promise flyer. In the midst of school closure, Wake Tech is offering an online information session. You must watch and listen to the entire video AND complete the survey in order to receive credit for completing the session. You will then receive the application materials and instructions through the email you provide in the survey.
- In light of the school closure and cancelled college open house events, take a virtual college tour instead. Here are some good sites:
Campus Tours youVisit UNC System Tours of all 17 campuses
Mission and ServicesThe Student Services department at Leesville Road High School provides advising, counseling, planning, and support to address the academic, career, and personal/social needs of each student. We work with students, parents, families, teachers, administrators, and service providers to help students learn and achieve academic and personal growth.
If you can’t answer the questions below, see your counselor! · How do I calculate my GPA? · How do I study, manage my time, stay organized? · How do I get help from my teachers? · How can I repeat classes if I have failed some? · How can I still graduate when I am supposed to? · How do I research what I want to do after high school? · How do I increase my chances of getting accepted into college? - How do I deal with stress, friends, or any other life issues? Or any other questions you may have... The Student Services department is here to help you. |
8410 Pride Way, Raleigh, North Carolina, 27613
Phone: 919-870-4250, then press 1 Fax: 919-670-4408
Office Hours: 7:00 am to 3:30 pm
College/CEEB/SAT/ACT Code: 343214
