Announcements
Meet with college admissions representatives here at Leesville. Click here to view the College Visits Calendar to see the dates and sign up. Open to all students.
AP Exam Information: AP Exams are given in early May. Click here for AP Exam Dates. Information is being shared by AP teachers with their fall semester AP students. The same information will be shared with students taking AP classes spring semester in February. The materials the AP teachers are sharing include the AP Information Flyer and the AP Exam Information Video. The deadline to join AP classroom and have the AP exam ordered for students for fall semester AP courses is November 12. The opt out deadline is also November 12.
Check out our Scholarship Bulletin which has been updated to include upcoming deadlines for the NC State Park, UNC Morehead-Cain, UNCC Levine scholarships.
Many North Carolina colleges and universities are waiving application fees during College Application Week, October 20-26, 2025, when you apply on the CFNC portal. Seniors can also stop by Student Services during lunch throughout the week to get additional help on the applications.
High school students in North Carolina can get a head start on college – for free! 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. Registration for Spring 2026 classes is now open. Students may email Mr. Greene or stop by during lunch if they have questions.
Students may earn high school credit for specified courses without spending a set number of hours taking the course in a classroom.
Under the state's Credit by Demonstrated Mastery (CDM) option, students may “test out” of a course. Completed Applications should be emailed to Mr. Greene, [email protected], by December 12. Email Mr. Greene if you have questions.
Make sure you're connected to Leesville and receiving all the latest updates through email, texts, websites, and social media.
Check out our Scholarship Bulletin which has been updated to include upcoming deadlines for the NC State Park, UNC Morehead-Cain, UNCC Levine scholarships.
Many North Carolina colleges and universities are waiving application fees during College Application Week, October 20-26, 2025, when you apply on the CFNC portal. Seniors can also stop by Student Services during lunch throughout the week to get additional help on the applications.
High school students in North Carolina can get a head start on college – for free! 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. Registration for Spring 2026 classes is now open. Students may email Mr. Greene or stop by during lunch if they have questions.
Students may earn high school credit for specified courses without spending a set number of hours taking the course in a classroom.
Under the state's Credit by Demonstrated Mastery (CDM) option, students may “test out” of a course. Completed Applications should be emailed to Mr. Greene, [email protected], by December 12. Email Mr. Greene if you have questions.
Make sure you're connected to Leesville and receiving all the latest updates through email, texts, websites, and social media.
Mission and Services
The 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.
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
College/CEEB/SAT/ACT Code: 343214
