Welcome to the LHS Guidance Department!  On this site, we hope to provide you with useful and up to date information as it becomes available. If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please contact us through the links listed below. Please contact your grade level counselor if you would like to schedule an appointment.  We look forward to working with you.

The GEE will be given in two phases this year. The first phase will be given on March 23, 2010, and will consist of the writing component of the English section and the constructed response component of the Math section.
           
            The second phase will be administered April 12-16 2010, and will consist of the remaining test items.  All students must pass the English and Math sections of the GEE in order to graduate.

The GEE will only be administered to students in the 10th grade.  Any student with less than 5 credits as of August 7, 2009 will take the iLeap.  The iLeap will be administered to 9th graders April 12-16, 2010.

STPSB College Counseling

Any student needing information regarding the TOPS program, available scholarships or the admissions process for Universities can contact the Saint Tammany Parish School Board College Counseling Center through the link listed below:

College Counseling Response Form
Fill out this form and return it and the
College Counseling Office will contact you in order to schedule an appointment.


Christine Woodard (STP)
Christine.woodard@stpsb.org
985-898-6458

Annette O'Regan(STP)
Annette.oregan@stpsb.org
985-898-6456

LSU Health Sciences Center Summer Biotechnology Camp

This camp is a great academic enhancement opportunity for your science students this summer. Dr. Paula Gregory, a research geneticist and the Assistant Dean of the LSU College of Medicine, has agreed to conduct a biotechnology summer camp that will introduce freshmen and sophomores to the exciting world of biotechnology and genetics research. The week-long camp will introduce students to the fundamentals of DNA extraction and the role it plays in genetics research. Daily sessions will be taught by actual researchers from LSU and Tulane who are eager to share their knowledge and expertise in this rapidly expanding field. This unique opportunity is the first of its kind on the Northshore and enrollment is limited to 28 students, so early registration is encouraged. The camp will be held the week of June 14 – 18, 2010 at Mandeville High School.

Registration Form

The University of New Orleans will hold a
free ACT Prep Workshop
on the following Sundays: March 28 and June 6
from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Room 165 of Milneburg Hall.

The workshop will feature an overview of the ACT, including information on types of test questions, test content and test-taking strategies.

To register online, visit www.admissions.uno.edu and click on "Event Reservations." For more information, contact Christy Heaton at (504) 280-1206 or cheaton@uno.edu.