Announcements- Summer Hours: The Student Services office will be open Monday - Friday, from 8:00 am - 2:00 pm. Enrollment is by appointment only. The office will be closed the week of July 1 - 5.
- Final transcripts will be sent to colleges during the week of June 24th. Graduates, you may receive emails and notifications from your colleges that they haven't yet received your transcripts. Please allow some time for the process to "catch up" before calling our office. - Summer School will be held on Leesville's campus in-person from July 8 - August 2. Students who failed a core graduation requirement may be eligible for a spot. Space is limited, so read over the Summer School Information and Application ASAP. Contact your counselor for assistance. Application due June 19 at noon if you are requesting transportation, or June 28 at 5:00 pm if you are not request transportation. Hey Future Pride! Register for Leesville Launch, our orientation for 9th grade students. Learn how to navigate Leesville, find classrooms, and get club information. Includes a session for parents, too! Leesville Launch will be on August 23, from 7:30am - 12:00 pm. - The College Redirection Pool is now open for registration. If you're a high school senior reconsidering your college plans, the CRP can connect you to a school with open admissions slots. - Interested in taking courses at Wake Tech– for free? Wake Tech’s Career & College Promise (CCP) program offers eligible high school students the opportunity to earn credits toward a college degree or a credential for employment – tuition-free. Click here for the Career and College Promise flyer, which includes steps on how to apply. Summer registration ended on April 26. Fall applications are still open. Students may email Mr. Greene or stop by during lunch if they have questions. |
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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. |