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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. 

Parent Information

“How to” Guide for College Applications Class of 2025

INvestEd--Free resource for Hoosier students and parents looking for help with college planning and financial aid

College Board PSAT - Understanding Scores

2025-26 Scheduling Site

2025-26 Curriculum Guide

2025-2026 MCIT Curriculum Guide

NLPS Catalog
 

Transcript Requests

Graduates beginning with the class of 2004 are strongly encouraged to order the transcript online at WWW.PARCHMENT.COM which enables colleges to receive the transcript electronically and quicker.

Students graduating prior to 2004 should contact Lawrence North High School at 317-964-7700

School Counseling Staff

Ms. Shelia Patterson Allen - Counselor, Grades 9-12
(Contact Shelia Patterson Allen)

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. 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)

Ms. Pamela Nixon - Counselor, Grades 9-12
(Contact Pamela Dixon)

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

Ms. Connie Sivertson - Department Chair & Grades 11-12 IB Counselor
(Contact Connie Sivertson)

College and Career Planning

College Information

SAT, ACT, AP Testing and ACP, IB Information

Educational Options Besides College

Financial Aid and Scholarships

Counseling Services

The School Counseling Department is here to provide academic guidance and counseling, career guidance and counseling, and brief personal/social counseling to help students through difficult emotional times or concerns. For ongoing mental health concerns, parents and students are encouraged to contact their pediatrician, family physician, and/or health insurance provider. When emergency situations arise outside of school hours, the resources below may be beneficial. If you have questions, please feel free to contact your child’s school counselor.

Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
CPS (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