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School Counseling

School Counseling Department

Welcome! It’s the mission of the LN School Counseling Department to help ALL students find success in high school and to prepare ALL students for success in the future. We hope these resources will help achieve those goals.  

Summer and Special Programming
Summer programs are a way to experience life on a college campus, make friendships with students from other places, and explore possible college majors.  Most summer programs have a cost; however many of them offer financial assistance or scholarships. 

School Counseling Staff

Ms. Tuesday Anderson - Counselor, Grades 9-12
(Contact Tuesday Anderson)

Ms. Kari Bordner - Counselor, Grades 9-12
(Contact Kari Bordner)

Ms. Amanda Buck - Counselor, Grades 9-12
(Contact Amanda Buck)

Ms. Michelle Clarke - Director of School Counseling
(Contact Michelle Clarke)

Ms. Jill Foley - Counselor, Grades 9-12
(Contact Jill Foley)

Ms. Morgan Gomez - Counselor, Grades 9-12
(Contact Morgan Gomez)

Mr. Dorian Jenkins - Counselor, Grades 9-12
(Contact Dorian Jenkins)
 

Mr. Maya Jones - Counselor, Grades 9-12
(Contact Maya Jones)

Ms. Liliana Nunez - Administrative Assistant for the Guidance Counselors
(Contact Liliana Nunez)

 

Scheduling Classes

Visit our scheduling site to understand our process for selecting classes for next school year.

Scheduling Site

 

Curriculum

Our curriculum guide describes and summarizes each class available to students for informed selections.

Curriculum Guide

 

Next Level Program of Studies

NLPS outlines sets of courses that prepare students for a career or trade after graduation.

NLPS Catalog

 

McKenzie Center for Innovation and Technology

MCIT is a career center preparing students for a career or trade.

MCIT Curriculum Guide

 

PATH TO GRADUATION

Students at Lawrence North have a wide range of options to personalize their path to graduation, including various course selections, electives, and career pathways. However, it's important to remember that there are both local and state requirements that must be met to ensure a successful and timely graduation.

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All Indiana high school students must fulfill Indiana's Graduation Pathways to graduate. These pathways include earning a high school diploma, demonstrating employability skills through experiences like projects, service, or work-based learning, and meeting postsecondary-ready competencies such as achieving college-ready scores on standardized tests or earning industry-recognized credentials.

Diploma Options

For Class of 2029 and Beyond

Indiana Diploma

The new Indiana Diploma is the updated statewide graduation requirement for students in the Class of 2029 and beyond. It replaces the Core 40 and sets a fresh, streamlined standard focused on essential skills, career readiness, and personalized learning paths. Discover what’s new and how it shapes the future of Indiana graduates.

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Readiness Seals

 

For Class of 2025 through 2028

Core 40 Diploma 

The Indiana Core 40 diploma is the minimum graduation requirement for students in the Class of 2025 through 2028. It ensures a balanced education in math, English, science, social studies, and electives to prepare students for college, careers, or further training. Learn more about what it takes to graduate and plan your path.

Core 40 Requirements

Honors Diplomas

Additional Diploma Opportunities

High school students have the opportunity to go beyond the standard graduation requirements by earning additional diplomas or dual credit through approved college-level courses. These options can help students stand out, save on future college costs, and get a head start on career training. Explore the available diploma pathways and dual credit opportunities below!

SENIOR SETUP

Lawrence North High School’s Counselors are committed to preparing every student for life after graduation — whether that means college, career, military service, or other opportunities. Our counselors provide personalized support, guidance, and resources to help students build a path that fits their goals and dreams. Explore the resources below to start planning your future today!

COUNSELING SERVICES

Lawrence North's High School Counseling Department is dedicated to supporting students’ mental health and overall well-being. In addition to academic guidance, the department connects students and families with in-school services and trusted community resources for emotional, social, and personal support. Whether it’s through one-on-one counseling, wellness initiatives, or referrals to local programs, we are here to help students thrive in and out of the classroom.

In-School Therapy: Speak to a school counselor for a referral form for therapy through Community Health Network.

Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
Child Protective Services: 1-800-800-5556 / 1-877-433-0138
Community North Stress Center: 1-800-662-3445
St. Vincent's Stress Center: 1-800-872-2210 / 317-338-4800
National Suicide Hotline: Text 988
"HelpMe" App: Download in the Apple or Google Play Store