LCHS-North Counseling Office

2019 Info: 

Online registration TBD.  All students must complete the online application (see registration link below) in order take an AP exam.  The cost of each exam is $100.  (Students who receive free/reduced lunch will have a fee reduction for each exam.)  Payment can be made online at the time of registration with a credit/debit card.  The payment stub that can be printed at the end of the on-line registration process explains how to mail in a personal check/cashier's check/money order for payment.  If you have any questions, please email Ann Merkel.

Important Dates/Links/Info:

• Registration:  TBD
• Late Registration:  TBD ($25 late fee)

• College Board
•  LCHS-N AP Registration & Test Ordering
• AP Agreement

Course Syllabi and Teacher information

English

• AP Language and Composition Teacher -  Charlie Wenzel & Melissa Scapini Grade levels - 11, 12

Math

•  AP Calculus AB Teacher - Kayla Hagel Grade levels - 12
• MST Calculus AB Teacher - Jim Nuechterlein
• MST Calculus BC Teacher AnnMarie Duncan 
• Statistics Teacher John Pizza
• MST Statistics Teacher Laurie Ferrari

Science

• AP Biology Teacher - Aimee Cesarz Grade levels - 10, 11, 12
• MST Biology Teacher -  Chandler Missig & Jim Nuechterlein
• AP Chemistry Teacher - Sara Strozewski Grade levels - 11, 12
• MST Chemisty Teacher - Allison Garmo
• AP Physics 1 Teacher - Carrie Zaitz Grade levels - 10, 11, 12
• MST Physics C Teacher - Rhonda Diliberti

Language

• AP Spanish Language Teacher - Darrel Johnson Grade levels - 12

Social Studies

• AP U.S. History Teacher - Mark Mignot Grade levels - 10, 11, 12
• AP Government and Politics Teacher - Scott Boice Grade levels - 10, 11, 12
• AP Economics Teacher - Mike Lynch Grade levels - 10, 11, 12
• AP World History Teacher - Terry Ebury Grade levels - 11, 12
• AP Human Geography Teacher - Dan Pardi  Grade levels - 9, 10, 11, 12
• AP Psychology Teacher - Becky Lammers Grade levels - 11, 12

Music 

• Music Theory Teacher - Mitch Osadchuck

Honor Cord Application 

Honor cords will be awarded at Honors Convocation in Spring 2020. 

Honor Cord Colors

• Art ~ Light Green
• Band ~ Dark Green
• Business ~ Royal Blue
• English ~ White
• Life Management ~ Teal
• Link Crew ~ Red & White 
• Mathematics ~ Purple
• Mu Alpha Theta ~ Purple & Gold
• National Art Honor Society ~ Rainbow
• Perfect Attendance ~ Black & Gold 
• Science ~ Burgundy
• Senior Honors Project ~ Light Blue
• Social Studies ~ Navy Blue
• Student Council ~ Silver
• Technology Education ~ Burnt Orange
• Vocal Music ~ Pink
• World Language ~ Red
• Community Service Cord~ Red, White & Blue - Over 80 Hours Are Required

Revised 09/2017

Honor Cord Criteria (updated 06/2019) - Requirements for each honor cord

In order to play college sports, you must be eligible through the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) or the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics). Here are the steps to help you through the process of initial eligibility.

• Talk with your coach about your interest in playing college sports.
• Determine if you will play for a NCAA or a NAIA college. 
• Check the minimum eligibility requirements.
• Count your Core high school classes taken. Schedule your classes to meet NCAA Division 1 eligibility requirements. 
• Calculate your Core GPA. Retake classes to raise your core GPA (if needed).
• Retake the ACT or SAT to meet the minimum requirements (if needed).
• Decide which college you will sign to play with.
• Complete an online application to the college of your choice.
• Create a Parchment account to view and send your transcripts.
• Register with NCAA.org or playNAIA.org.
• Request your ACT or SAT scores be sent directly to NCAA or NAIA.
• Request your transcripts be sent to NCAA or NAIA.

College Athlete Guide 2017-18

SENIOR HONORS PROJECT PARTICIPANTS:   JOIN THE SHP 2020 REMIND GROUP TO ASK QUESTIONS AND RECEIVE IMPORTANT REMINDERS AND UPDATES.  TEXT @2bdkaa to 81010.

All seniors with a 3.0 or higher GPA are invited to participate in the Senior Honors Project this year.  If you qualify and are interested in participating, you must turn in an intent form to the Counseling Office by Thursday, February 13th.  Forms are available online or in the Counseling Office.

• What is a Senior Honors Project?
  • Who may participate?
  • Example Placements.
  • How does it work?
  • What are the benefits?

2020 Timeline and Due Dates
2020 Agreement/Interview/Waiver Forms
2020 Project Proposal Form
2020 Work Schedule and Summary Forms
2020 Supervisor and Advisor Evaluation Forms
2020 Student Handbook

Students on academic or attendance probation will not be approved for participation in the Senior Honors Project.

Check back for Summer 2020 Programs!

After-school tutoring options for 2019-2020 academic year TBD. 

If you are interested in having your student work with a private tutor, please contact your student's counselor directly for available private tutors.