Announcements
- The HBCU College Fair is scheduled for Saturday, September 21, 2019, from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Broughton High School's Holiday Gymnasium. It's free, and students from any school can attend. Some HBCUs will be offering on-site admissions and scholarships. Workshops include: Paying for College, SAT/ACT Prep, Preparing for College While in High School, and The College Experience - getting real advice from students of HBCUs about college life.
- The ASVAB will be given at Leesville on September 20, 2019. You can sign up on the Career Center Signup Genius.
- Sophomores and Juniors: Governor's School is the oldest summer residential program for academically or intellectually gifted high school students in the nation. JUNIORS may nominate themselves in the areas of: English, Mathematics, Natural Science, Social Science, French, Spanish, Drama, Visual Arts, Choral Music, Instrumental Music, or Dance. SOPHOMORES may nominate themselves in the areas of: Choral Music, Instrumental Music, or Dance. Interested in learning more about it? Sign up to attend an informational meeting on September 23, 2019 (you can also stop by Student Services to sign up for the meeting). For further information, refer to the Governor's School website.
- Parents of College Bound Seniors: The Financial Aid Workshop will be held on October 8, 2019 at 6:30 pm in the media center. Our financial aid counselor, Ms. Norwood, as well as a financial aid advisor from NC State will be presenting. Topics include the FAFSA, grants, and student loans.
- September's Scholarship Bulletin has been posted. Get information on the Morehead, Park, Levine, and ROTC scholarships. You can find all of our Scholarship Bulletins on our Scholarships page.
- The ASVAB will be given at Leesville on September 20, 2019. You can sign up on the Career Center Signup Genius.
- Sophomores and Juniors: Governor's School is the oldest summer residential program for academically or intellectually gifted high school students in the nation. JUNIORS may nominate themselves in the areas of: English, Mathematics, Natural Science, Social Science, French, Spanish, Drama, Visual Arts, Choral Music, Instrumental Music, or Dance. SOPHOMORES may nominate themselves in the areas of: Choral Music, Instrumental Music, or Dance. Interested in learning more about it? Sign up to attend an informational meeting on September 23, 2019 (you can also stop by Student Services to sign up for the meeting). For further information, refer to the Governor's School website.
- Parents of College Bound Seniors: The Financial Aid Workshop will be held on October 8, 2019 at 6:30 pm in the media center. Our financial aid counselor, Ms. Norwood, as well as a financial aid advisor from NC State will be presenting. Topics include the FAFSA, grants, and student loans.
- September's Scholarship Bulletin has been posted. Get information on the Morehead, Park, Levine, and ROTC scholarships. You can find all of our Scholarship Bulletins on our Scholarships page.
- Want to meet with a college admission representative or military recruiter in our Career Center? Check out the calendar and sign up using the Career Services Sign Up Genius.
- High school students in North Carolina can get a head start on college – for free! Students can take college courses and earn college credits while still in high school. Career and College Promise, or CCP, allows eligible high school students to take college courses at Wake Tech. To get more information, click here for the Career and College Promise flyer, which includes signup details on the informational sessions. Students may email Mr. Greene or stop by during lunch if they have questions.
-Click here to read the Student Instructions to Reset PowerSchool Account.
- Want parent access to your student's schedule, grades and attendance? Fill out a PowerSchool Parent Portal Access form. If you can drop it off directly, then fill out the hand-delivered form. If you have to mail it in or send it by way of your student, you need to fill out the notarized form. If you have access questions, check out the Portal Information page.
- High school students in North Carolina can get a head start on college – for free! Students can take college courses and earn college credits while still in high school. Career and College Promise, or CCP, allows eligible high school students to take college courses at Wake Tech. To get more information, click here for the Career and College Promise flyer, which includes signup details on the informational sessions. Students may email Mr. Greene or stop by during lunch if they have questions.
-Click here to read the Student Instructions to Reset PowerSchool Account.
- Want parent access to your student's schedule, grades and attendance? Fill out a PowerSchool Parent Portal Access form. If you can drop it off directly, then fill out the hand-delivered form. If you have to mail it in or send it by way of your student, you need to fill out the notarized form. If you have access questions, check out the Portal Information page.
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
