The Credit Review Form allows students to make sure they have met all the graduation requirements. The Senior Checklist is a tool for students to stay on track with ACT and SAT testing, college applications, financial aid, and more.
Loveland High School
Class of 2010
Class of 2010
Seniors: Please download and use these important forms.
Scholarship Basics and Scholarship Finding Tip Session, Monday, Feb. 1, Lunch, Career Center
Attention Seniors: Not sure of how you are going to pay for college? Are you confused and overwhelmed about searching for scholarships? College is now fast approaching! Ms. Daniels' will be holding a Scholarship Basics and Scholarship Finding Tip Session in the Career Center on Monday, February 1st at lunch. Bring your lunch and come prepared with your questions.
Fall 2009: Senior Interviews
Senior students.....the Counseling Department will be beginning senior interviews right away. Senior interviews are done individually with your counselor. A senior interview is about a 40-50 minute appointment to assist students in being certain they are on track to graduate and to assist in college or career planning for next year. College bound students have many deadlines to meet their senior year....so sign up early. Parents are invited to attend if desired. Students be sure to write senior interview on your appointment when making it with the counseling secretary so your counselor can have the necessary paperwork ready ahead of time!
Important Yearbook Information
As you enter into your senior year at LHS please be aware of some important information regarding the yearbook:
Deadlines for Yearbook
Yearbook Senior Brochure
1. You should have received a mailing in June regarding senior due dates, suggested photographers, baby ads, contact information, etc…
2. All senior pictures and baby ads are due Friday, October 23rd!
3. Any questions regarding senior/yearbook information you may contact Ms. Richie at 613-7170.
*Order your Graduation Announcements, Class Ring, and Cap & Gown Here!*
Order by October 8, 2009. After Oct. 8, an expediting fee of $15 is added.
Out of State College Fair, Tuesday, Oct. 6
Attention Juniors and Seniors: The Out of State College Fair is on Tuesday, Oct. 6 from 6:00pm until 8:00pm at Poudre High School in Fort Collins. This is a great opportunity to see many out of state colleges and universities without having to travel very far. See Ms. Daniels if you have questions.
As you enter into your senior year at LHS please be aware of some important information regarding the yearbook:
Deadlines for Yearbook
Yearbook Senior Brochure
1. You should have received a mailing in June regarding senior due dates, suggested photographers, baby ads, contact information, etc…
2. All senior pictures and baby ads are due Friday, October 23rd!
3. Any questions regarding senior/yearbook information you may contact Ms. Richie at 613-7170.
*Order your Graduation Announcements, Class Ring, and Cap & Gown Here!*
Order by October 8, 2009. After Oct. 8, an expediting fee of $15 is added.
Out of State College Fair, Tuesday, Oct. 6
Attention Juniors and Seniors: The Out of State College Fair is on Tuesday, Oct. 6 from 6:00pm until 8:00pm at Poudre High School in Fort Collins. This is a great opportunity to see many out of state colleges and universities without having to travel very far. See Ms. Daniels if you have questions.
Important Dates
Date |
Time |
Event |
Place |
| Tuesday, Sept. 15 | Period 2 | Mandatory Senior Class Meeting | Auditorium |
| Sept. 18 | Deadline to register for ACT | See your counselor | |
| Tuesday, Oct. 6 | 6 PM to 8:00 PM | Out of State College Fair | Poudre High School |
| Thursday, Oct. 8 | Deadline for ordering announcements, class ring, cap & gowns | Unique Recognition Website | |
| Friday, Oct. 23 | All senior pictures and baby ads due. | Ms. Richie, room 324 | |
| Saturday, Oct. 24 | TBA | National ACT Test | TBA |
| Monday, April 19 | 6:30 PM | Senior Panoramic Photo | LHS Gym |
| Sunday, May 23 | 6:30 PM | Graduation | Budweiser Event Center, The Ranch |
Miscellaneous Graduation Information
There is NO SAFE PLACE to leave cell phones, purses, etc. during the commencement. Therefore, leave valuables including keys with your parents or at home. The rehearsal will begin on time and is required for students intending to participate in the graduation ceremony. You must pay your fines before you rehearse. For rehearsal, bring yourself. For graduation, bring your gown, hat, tassel, and any honor cords. You do not need anything else. Please do not bring any other items such as gifts, cards, flowers, or water bottles as there will be no place to put them while you are marching in. Be at the The Ranch and in your graduation lines1 hour earlier on the day of the ceremony. You have purchased your cap and tassel, but you will need to turn in your gown in order to pick up your diploma. Please do not bring fireworks, inflatable toys, etc. to graduation. (This applies to parents and family members also.) Prior to walking in, graduates will be searched for these items. If graduates are apprehended during the ceremony with any of these items, their diploma will be withheld. Police will be on duty. Do not put anything on your graduation cap. Parents of “family photographers” will not be allowed on the floor or behind the guest platform to take pictures until the ceremony has concluded. There will be a designated area in the arena for family photographers. You will need to turn in your gown and pick up your diploma after the ceremony. We suggest taking your cap and gown pictures at home or arriving at The Ranch early as the gowns will need to be returned immediately after the ceremony.
Order Online! Announcements and Caps & Gowns
You can order your announcements, caps and gowns and (eventually) class rings right at the Unique Recongition Website when they are not on campus.
From the ACT website: No Time to Slump, Seniors
Once you have a college offer in hand, you may get the urge to coast through the rest of the school year, or maybe you've already decided to slack off. It's your senior year and you deserve it, right?
Before you give in to senior slump, you should know that the college may be watching you.
Colleges, especially selective universities, have been known to withdraw offers of admission to students who drop college prep classes or begin earning uncharacteristically low grades. If you've slumped, but not too far, colleges might send you a warning letter and add certain stipulations to your admission, such as requiring a 2.0 grade point average during the first year of college.
Taking an extended breather during your senior year can make your freshman year in college difficult. So have fun your senior year, but don't give up on your college preparation. Study hard!
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