Seniors Last Advisory
Laptop Turn In & Senior Celebration (Advisory Parties)
Review laptop turn in procedures for Seniors using the slideshow below.
April 27, 2016 (Senior Transcripts, T-Shirts & Cards)
Senior T-Shirts & Cards
CHECK YOUR MAILBOXES FOR SENIOR T-SHIRTS & CARDS FROM LEADERSHIP!!
The leadership class wants seniors to write on a note card about their favorite memory at Liberty High School. They can also choose to decorate them if they please. The note cards will be found in the mailroom on Tuesday.
Turn in the note cards to Mrs. King's mailbox or RM 100.
All appropriate cards will be place on a huge poster and hung up for everyone to see!
The leadership class wants seniors to write on a note card about their favorite memory at Liberty High School. They can also choose to decorate them if they please. The note cards will be found in the mailroom on Tuesday.
Turn in the note cards to Mrs. King's mailbox or RM 100.
All appropriate cards will be place on a huge poster and hung up for everyone to see!
Final
Transcript Request Instructions
A. Announce to Advisory:
Today we will be filling out a required document to inform the
counseling office what you plan to do after graduation and where to send your
final transcript.
A final transcript is a record
of your entire high school career. This
document will have your final GPA and Class Rank. Your college admission process will not be
complete without your final transcript. NCAA and NAIA also require a final
transcript.
Transcripts will be mailed
approximately 2 weeks after grades are due.
B. Process
Students
will log into their Family Connection
page.
a. Access
the FC site by going to the Counseling website
b. Click
on the About Me tab
c. Click
on the LHS Grad Survey on the left
side.
C. Explanation
of questions
1. Full
Name (Required)
2. Plans
for next year: State requirement (Required)
3. Area of
study: State requirement (Required)
4. College
application update and final transcript location
a. If a
student has used FC to request transcripts this year, their colleges (and
NCAA/NAIA) will be on their survey. The
student needs to update each college under the Final Decision column by indicating if they were Accepted or Denied. If they did not complete
the application process, they would check the box under Never Applied.
b. Students
will check the box under Attending of the college they
plan to attend in the fall. If the student is undecided, they should mark the
box of the school they will most likely attend.
(multiple checks are not allowed in this section)
c. Students
will check the college they would like their final transcript to be sent under Send
Final Transcript. College
athletes will also check the NAIA or NCAA box.
Undecided students will check each college they are still
considering. (multiple checks are
allowed in this section)
d. If the
student does not have their final college listed on their survey, the student
will click lookup in the next section
to add the college and then click the final transcript box.
5. Verification
of final transcript: Student will type in the name(s) of the college(s) they
have indicated in number 4. College
athletes will also include NCAA or NAIA.
Students will type NONE if they do not need their transcript sent to a
college. (Required)
6. Scholarships: Students will indicate amount and name, if
applicable. List all scholarships
including from colleges not attending.
7. Cell
number (Required)
8. E-mail
address
Thank you!
Please contact the counseling office at Brenda Wiederholt
(7049), Greg Casel (7045) or Lois Magnuson (7046) if you have questions or
concerns during this process.
April 13, 2016
Thousand Thank You's Project & Grade Checks
Advisory teachers project and lead students through the following presentation. There are 2 videos embedded so you will need sound.
While students submit virtual "thank you's", complete grade checks. Encourage students to attend LH even if not assigned (especially if close to getting the next grade). Remind students finals and EOCs are fast approaching.
Finally, students need to fill out the survey below the presentation.
Also have students answer this 1 question on the following survey http://bit.ly/soccerlhs
Brief Survey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TJ7YP3S
(must be 18 to take the survey)
LCHAT is partnering with Clay County Public Health Center & the City of Liberty to conduct a Health Impact Assessment regarding street design and having sidewalks on one or two sides of the street, and its impact on walkability and connectivity, and thus, the impact on the health of Liberty residents.
The survey needs to be filled out by April 18, 2016. We will be using this information as part of a written report for the City of Liberty regarding city ordinances for future development.
The link to the confidential survey is below, and shouldn't take longer than 5-8 minutes to respond. And please feel free to forward to any other Liberty residents you know.
April 5, 2016 Extended Advisory
Last Chance for Senior Destinations in Yearbook CLICK HERE
Advisory Lesson
12:25-1:10
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1:10-1:15
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1:15-1:45
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Seniors
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Attendance
(students report directly to advisory class)
(click hyperlink above for lesson presentation, videos & follow up questions)
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Transition to gym
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Admin Talk
(New gym)
Advisory teachers will sit together with their advisory class
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*The LMC will be closed during all advisories.
*Please keep all students in advisory (Liberty Hour is the time for students to see other teachers).
*Time left over? Grade checks or use the Advisory Choice Tab on the Blog for ideas to connect with students.
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Resources
- Tri-County Health Programs & Services http://www.tri-countymhs.org/services/programs.php
- Liberty High School Counseling Resource Page http://lhs.liberty.k12.mo.us/resources
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (they don't just talk about suicide—they cover a lot of issues and will help put you in touch with someone close by).
For more information on how to help a friend or loved one, visit Have a Drug Problem, Need Help? page.
To find out what people are doing to prevent teen prescription drug abuse, visit our PEERx initiative.
*This list is intended to provide you with information about mental health resources that are available in your area. The Liberty School District does not recommend or promote any particular individual or facility.
March 16, 2016
Message from Counseling Department
Our counselors and social workers would like to remind all students that spring time can be a stressful time of the year. Remember if you or a friend is struggling to reach out to a counselor, teacher or social worker.
Even if you're sworn to secrecy and you feel like you'll be betraying your friend if you tell, you should still get help. Share your concerns with an adult you trust as soon as possible. The important thing is to notify a responsible adult. Although it may be tempting to try to help your friend on your own, it's always safest to get help. You can always stop by the counseling office or use Sprigeo to report a concern. The Sprigeo link is located on the front page of the LHS website. You will also find additional resources on the LHS Counseling website under Personal Resources.
LHS is in 2nd Place for the
Message from Counseling Department
Our counselors and social workers would like to remind all students that spring time can be a stressful time of the year. Remember if you or a friend is struggling to reach out to a counselor, teacher or social worker.
Even if you're sworn to secrecy and you feel like you'll be betraying your friend if you tell, you should still get help. Share your concerns with an adult you trust as soon as possible. The important thing is to notify a responsible adult. Although it may be tempting to try to help your friend on your own, it's always safest to get help. You can always stop by the counseling office or use Sprigeo to report a concern. The Sprigeo link is located on the front page of the LHS website. You will also find additional resources on the LHS Counseling website under Personal Resources.
Graduate for Más Regional Prize
- Advisory students will follow this link, click on “Make the Promise” icon to fill out the promise to graduate. https://getschooled.com/graduate-for-mas
- Students that “Make the Promise” will automatically be enrolled in the program and receive access to a variety of content: College Knowledge, Future Focus, Life Skills, Make the Grade, Money Talks, and more.
- What’s next? Encourage the students to watch the videos, play the games, take the surveys, and attempt the challenges on their dashboard. There is no set number of activities they must complete, but the more they click on and complete, the higher we go on the leaderboards to possible win prizes and money. The following links will earn us more points.
- Get Fit
- Do You Speak a Foreign Language?
- You Learn What in College?
- Which Music Group Do you Rock Out To?
- What Shoes Define You?
- Would You Rather Be A Hero Or A Villain
- Good Habits Are Hard To Break
- Test Prep Classes
- Characters in Fiction
- Best Place To Get An After School Job
- How Much Do You Know About Bullying?
- They Have A Scholarship For That?
- Pop Quiz: Driver's License
- Pop Quiz: ACT
- Pop Quiz: ACT Math
- Pop Quiz: ACT Science
- Pop Quiz: ACT Reading
- Pop Quiz: Soccer
- Pop Quiz: Celebrities
- Pop Quiz: SpongeBob
- College Reality Check
- College Safety Concerns
- Building Your School
- Building Your School
- High School Survival Guide
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