REGISTRATION INFO FOR CURRENT LMCHS STUDENTS

(Incoming students for the 2026-27 school year will be sent registration information separately, as it will differ.)

2026-2027 REGISTRATION

High School Courses 2026-2027 School Year:

• A Google form will be emailed at 8:30AM on Wednesday, March 4 to your CMS email.  Please complete the form to register for your 2026-2027 high school classes. High school classes are on a first-come basis. You can assume you got your first choice classes if you do not receive an email stating otherwise.

• Copies of your graduation checklists are being shared with all juniors. If you did not receive yours in class, please stop by the front office. This will show the courses you have left for high school graduation. All remaining courses must be taken during 12th grade.

• Honors English IV must be taken in person at Levine either the fall or spring semester.

• Starting with the 2026-2027 school year, the only AP course we will be allowed to offer is AP Environmental Science.

• The only classes that may be taken online are foreign languages, Health & PE, biology, and World History (because we do not offer these at Levine). All other classes must be taken in person.

CPCC Classes Fall 2026 and Spring 2027

• Registration will open Monday, March 30 at 7:30AM.

• Schedule an appointment with our CPCC Advisor, Megan O'Herron, to select your classes. I would recommend meeting with her as soon as possible, as she will be spending a lot of her time with new students starting in April.  You can schedule an appointment with her here, either in person or virtually. 

• Ms. O'Herron will be available for last-minute walk-ins on March 25 and 26 from 9:30-3:30 in LV 1237. There might be a long wait those days, so I encourage making an appointment before then.

• Any CPCC classes you're using as substitutions for a high school graduation requirement (ex: MAT 171 for your fourth math or HIS 131 and HIS 132 for American History) must be taken during the fall semester. If you fail a CPCC course in the fall that you're using for a substitution,  the high school course must be taken in the spring. 

• If you are currently in an AP class that may meet a prerequisite for a class you want to take in the fall (ex: AP Lang = ENG 111 = prereq for ENG 112, PHI classes, and a few others; AP Calc = MAT 271/272 = prereq for MAT 273, PHY 251), you will not be able to register for the fall class until your AP credit is entered by CPCC.  You can have your AP score report sent to CPCC to add the credit when they release scores in July, and will be able to register then. 

• My workaround for registering for ENG 112 in the fall if you're in AP Lang is to register for a section of ENG-111 the first 8 weeks and a section of ENG 112 the second 8 weeks.  Once your scores are in and entered by CPCC, you can drop the ENG 111 course (make sure you do this- I can't do this for you).  If you don't pass the AP exam, you'll already be registered for both courses.

SUMMER 2026 REGISTRATION

CPCC Summer Classes

WHEN: Registration is already open, runs until classes start 

ADVISING: Please meet with our CPCC Advisor, Megan O'Herron, to  select your summer and 2025-2026 classes.  You can schedule an appointment with her here.

$$$:  The tuition for summer classes is covered for middle college students, but students are responsible for paying for any fees and books/materials. You will be able to view the fees in the Student Finance section of MyCollege once you are registered for the course, and can pay on there as well.  If you cannot pay the fees, you can drop the class before it starts with no penalty. Once the class starts, you will not receive a full refund if you drop or withdraw from the course (CPCC Refund Policy: https://www.cpcc.edu/admissions/tuition-and-payment/refund-policies#:~:text=The%20college%20will%20refund%20appropriate,the%20college%20cancels%20the%20class.) 

Deadline to Pay: This will be closer to when summer classes start. I will send out the information once I receive it from CPCC.

Grades: Grades for summer CPCC classes will be added to your high school transcript and will be weighted as they are in the fall and spring semesters.

Graduating Students: The tuition would be covered for your classes as long as you are not completing an associates degree in the spring semester and the course starts before our high school graduation date (May 28). If you register for a course that starts after May 28, the tuition will not be covered.

Assistance with Summer Classes: Ms. Van Lauwe does not work fulltime over the summer, so please contact our CPCC Advisor, Megan O'Herron, if you need to make changes to a CPCC summer class.

CMS Summer Classes

I will update this as soon as I have information (and will send an email and announcement in the Friday newsletter).  In past years, students have been able to take one high school class required for graduation (not English IV) online during the summer through Edgenuity.  The social studies courses (Econ & Personal Finance, American/World History, and Civic Literacy) are standard level courses, which will not be weighted in your GPA.