Transitional Math Courses Overview

Tips For A Successful Start 
Lubbock High School 
Counseling Department
Office Hours and Location
Monday-Thursday:  8:00 am–4:20 pm
Friday:  8:00 am–4:15 pm
All Counselors are housed in the Counseling Suite,
located on the west end of the main hall; in the
1400 hallway.
Counselor Contact Information
A-C Counselor 
  
Alice Chavez /Sylvia Silvas 219-1623 
    
alice.chavez@lubbockisd.org
 / 
sylvia.silvas@lubbockisd.org
D-G  Counselor  
  
Morgan Roberts, 219-1733
    
morgan.roberts@lubbockisd.org
 
 
H, X-Z  Lead Counselor   Charlotte Ward, 219-1753 
(Sub: Lori Kerns @
lori.kerns@lubbockisd.org
 )
    
charlotte.ward@lubbockisd.org
 
    
I-M Counselor  
  
Angela Jones,  219-1699
    
angela.jones@lubbockisd.org
 
N-R Counselor
  
Bethany Crosby, 219-1684
    
bethany.crosby@lubbockisd.org
  
S-W Counselor
  
Connie Russell, 219-1738
    
connie.russell@lubbockisd.org
Special Services Counselor
 
Jayson Anderson, 219-1622
     
jayson.anderson@lubbockisd.org
 
How To See Your Counselor
S
T
U
D
E
N
T
S
EMERGENCY - Ask for a pass from your teacher.
NON-EMERGENCY - Request an appointment by scanning
the QR code (which will be posted in every classroom) or
visiting 
bit.ly/LubbockHScounselors
. Find the email for your
alpha counselor by scrolling down the page. 
Non-
emergencies include questions about schedules, grades,
college applications, letters of rec., etc… 
P
A
R
E
N
T
S
/
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We are happy to help you, but we ask that you schedule an
appointment to meet with your alpha counselor virtually or
via phone call. No one will be seen without an appointment.
All visitors must check in through the main office.
 
 
Anonymous Reporting System
Lubbock ISD uses the anonymous reporting system “STOPit”.  
Downloadable app or website. 
Access code is “lubbockisd” for
anyone reporting.  24 hour monitoring.  
More information will be shared in the near future with
students on how to report.  Stickers and posters hang in the
buildings.
LHS Counselor Twitter: @BeAWesterner
LHS Counselor Webpage: 
bit.ly/LubbockHScounselors
 
LISD Course Offerings Book: 
https://www.lubbockisd.org/page/4850
LISD 
Transitioning from Middle School to High School Handbook
 and
High School Handbook
: 
https://www.lubbockisd.org/Page/5026
Resources
Counselors Help You With…  
Course selection & 4 YR
planning
Credits/requirements  
GPA/rank in class  
Letters of
Recommendation  
Test info 
(EOC, PSAT, ACT,
SAT, AP, TSI) 
  
Planning your future  
Organization  
College test apps 
(SAT, ACT,
TSI) (LEARN)
Career information  
College research &
applications 
(LEARN)
FAFSA (LEARN)
Finding tutoring
Special Ed/504  
Social & Emotional support  
Scholarships/financial aid  
Individual/Group
Counseling  
Coping skills
STUDENTS
Email to set up appointments to
get answers to questions.  
Set up and check gradebook.  
Attend seminars, workshops,
and meetings available to you.  
Read school publications before
asking questions.  
Review counselor website.
Provide materials/forms on or
BEFORE deadlines.  
Pay attention and listen to
announcements.
How YOU can help your counselor help YOU!
PARENTS
Phone/email to set up
appointments.
Read all school publications and
mail. 
Visit school website. 
Be aware of your student’s
grades-set up account in
gradebook
Attend all informational meetings
for parents.  
Provide materials/forms on or
BEFORE deadlines.
Common Questions We Get:
Transcript Requests
: The registrar, Vanessa Maldonado, is who processes all
transcript requests.  There is a link for instructions on our counseling web page,
under “Transcripts.” Students can also fill out a request form in the main office.
Verification for Enrollment (VOE)
: Attendance clerks process this request and will
need advance notice so signatures can be acquired from administration.  
Homework
: Our data clerk, Teresa Lee, can assist with collecting work for your
student if he/she is ill more than 3 days.  Most teachers are moving to Google
Classroom for assignments and can be reached via email, as well.  
Grades
:  All students and parents have the ability to set up Gradebook access.
You will need your student ID number and email to set up.  
Common Questions We Get:
Schedule Changes:  
LISD has a policy we must adhere to.  It can be found in both
the Course Offerings Book and High School Handbook mentioned previously.
Forms are made available during the beginning of school year, but only after the
announcement has been made, and can be picked up in the counseling suite or
administration office.
Letters of Recommendation
: There is a GOLD PACKET for students to fill out and
return to their counselor at least two weeks prior to deadlines.  This packet can be
accessed on the counselor web page, under “Recommendation Letters.”
Test Dates
: Our Campus Testing Coordinator (CTC), Sharesa Brady, oversees all
standardized testing (STAAR EOC, PSAT, PSAT/NMSQT, SAT, TSI, ASVAB).  Please
check the “Testing Department” web page for dates and more details.
Important Upcoming Events
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Transitional Math Courses aim to prepare high school seniors for college-level math through experiential learning aligned with career pathways. The courses ensure guaranteed placement upon completion, promoting college readiness and reducing remediation. Students completing the course with a C or better can directly enroll in college-level math courses at any community college in Illinois. Assessments help identify students projected as ready or not ready for college-level math, offering tailored opportunities for each group.

  • Math Education
  • College Readiness
  • Transitional Courses
  • Postsecondary Pathways
  • Illinois

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  1. Tips For A Successful Start Lubbock High School Counseling Department

  2. Office Hours and Location Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am 4:20 pm Friday: 8:00 am 4:15 pm All Counselors are housed in the Counseling Suite, located on the west end of the main hall; in the 1400 hallway.

  3. Counselor Contact Information A-C Counselor Alice Chavez /Sylvia Silvas 219-1623 alice.chavez@lubbockisd.org / sylvia.silvas@lubbockisd.org D-G Counselor Morgan Roberts, 219-1733 morgan.roberts@lubbockisd.org H, X-Z Lead Counselor Charlotte Ward, 219-1753 (Sub: Lori Kerns @lori.kerns@lubbockisd.org ) charlotte.ward@lubbockisd.org I-M Counselor Angela Jones, 219-1699 angela.jones@lubbockisd.org N-R Counselor Bethany Crosby, 219-1684 bethany.crosby@lubbockisd.org S-W Counselor Connie Russell, 219-1738 connie.russell@lubbockisd.org Special Services Counselor Jayson Anderson, 219-1622 jayson.anderson@lubbockisd.org

  4. How To See Your Counselor STUDENTS EMERGENCY - Ask for a pass from your teacher. NON-EMERGENCY - Request an appointment by scanning the QR code (which will be posted in every classroom) or visiting bit.ly/LubbockHScounselors. Find the email for your alpha counselor by scrolling down the page. Non- emergencies include questions about schedules, grades, college applications, letters of rec., etc PARENTS/GUARDIANS We are happy to help you, but we ask that you schedule an appointment to meet with your alpha counselor virtually or via phone call. No one will be seen without an appointment. All visitors must check in through the main office.

  5. Anonymous Reporting System Lubbock ISD uses the anonymous reporting system STOPit . Downloadable app or website. Access code is lubbockisd for anyone reporting. 24 hour monitoring. More information will be shared in the near future with students on how to report. Stickers and posters hang in the buildings.

  6. Resources LHS Counselor Twitter: @BeAWesterner LHS Counselor Webpage: bit.ly/LubbockHScounselors LISD Course Offerings Book: https://www.lubbockisd.org/page/4850 LISD Transitioning from Middle School to High School Handbook and High School Handbook: https://www.lubbockisd.org/Page/5026

  7. Counselors Help You With Course selection & 4 YR planning Credits/requirements GPA/rank in class Letters of Recommendation Test info (EOC, PSAT, ACT, SAT, AP, TSI) Planning your future Organization College test apps (SAT, ACT, TSI) (LEARN) Career information College research & applications (LEARN) FAFSA (LEARN) Finding tutoring Special Ed/504 Social & Emotional support Scholarships/financial aid Individual/Group Counseling Coping skills

  8. How YOU can help your counselor help YOU! STUDENTS PARENTS Email to set up appointments to get answers to questions. Set up and check gradebook. Attend seminars, workshops, and meetings available to you. Read school publications before asking questions. Review counselor website. Provide materials/forms on or BEFORE deadlines. Pay attention and listen to announcements. Phone/email to set up appointments. Read all school publications and mail. Visit school website. Be aware of your student s grades-set up account in gradebook Attend all informational meetings for parents. Provide materials/forms on or BEFORE deadlines.

  9. Common Questions We Get: Transcript Requests: The registrar, Vanessa Maldonado, is who processes all transcript requests. There is a link for instructions on our counseling web page, under Transcripts. Students can also fill out a request form in the main office. Verification for Enrollment (VOE): Attendance clerks process this request and will need advance notice so signatures can be acquired from administration. Homework: Our data clerk, Teresa Lee, can assist with collecting work for your student if he/she is ill more than 3 days. Most teachers are moving to Google Classroom for assignments and can be reached via email, as well. Grades: All students and parents have the ability to set up Gradebook access. You will need your student ID number and email to set up.

  10. Common Questions We Get: Schedule Changes: LISD has a policy we must adhere to. It can be found in both the Course Offerings Book and High School Handbook mentioned previously. Forms are made available during the beginning of school year, but only after the announcement has been made, and can be picked up in the counseling suite or administration office. Letters of Recommendation: There is a GOLD PACKET for students to fill out and return to their counselor at least two weeks prior to deadlines. This packet can be accessed on the counselor web page, under Recommendation Letters. Test Dates: Our Campus Testing Coordinator (CTC), Sharesa Brady, oversees all standardized testing (STAAR EOC, PSAT, PSAT/NMSQT, SAT, TSI, ASVAB). Please check the Testing Department web page for dates and more details.

  11. Important Upcoming Events August 17: First Day of School (no schedule change requests available on 1st day - listen to announcements for more information on schedule changes) September 6: SPC Dual Credit deadline September: Senior Meetings to plan for senior year, FAFSA, and graduation October 3: LISD College and Career Night at TTU USA October 12: School Day PSAT 8/9 and PSAT/NMSQT November 7-11: 9th Grade 4-Year Planning (during class in library) February 2022: Review of course choices for following school year for 9-11th grade. March 1, 2022: School day SAT for all Juniors April 2022: Junior meetings to plan for senior year mid to late April Spring 2022: STAAR End of Course exams (Algebra 1, English 1, Biology, English 2 & US History). Students test in subjects they are currently enrolled in. Check the LHS Testing Department webpage for more information.

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