lcmrhs
guidance department
Welcome to LCMR guidance
Welcome to the Lower Cape May Regional High School Guidance. Students are assigned to counselor by the first letter of their last name. Counselor assignments are listed below.
Click on your counselor's name to access their individual page.
Attention Students: You now have access to email from your google account. Please Check your Email Accounts Frequently. Information may be coming to this email address.
Counselor Contact Information
9th Grade:
A-F
10th Grade:
A - G
11th Grade:
A - F
12th Grade:
A - G
Guidance Department SecretarY
Announcements & Updates
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Caper Scholarships can be accessed through Google Classroom with code: The Google code for the 2023-24 school year is 5bhnhet .
Virtual College Rep Visits are sent out through Remind, listed on Naviance and are announced on the loud speaker. Students should contact guidance if they are having trouble logging on.
Check out the Testing page for updates about AP, SAT, ACT, PSAT any other testing.
working Papers have gone DIGITAL
Myworkingpapers.nj.gov
See infosheet below.
Working Papers Handout DRAFT 2.pdfInformation Center
Parent Information
10 Guidelines for Parents
The transition to distance learning will be challenging for families. Parents will need to think differently about how to support their children; how to create structures and routines that allow their children to be successful; and how to monitor and support their children's learning. Some students will thrive with distance learning, while others may struggle. The ten guidelines provided below are intended to help parents think about what they can do to help their children find success in a distance learning environment.
Establish routines and expectations.
Define the physical space for your child's study.
Monitor communications from your children's teachers.
Begin and end each day with a check-in with your child.
Take an active role in helping your children process and own their learning.
Establish times for quiet and reflection for your child. (See our Resources section for helpful tips)
Encourage physical activity and/or exercise.
Remain mindful of your child's stress or worry.
Monitor how much time your child is spending online. For many teachers, distance learning is new for them too. Please do not hesitate to check in with teachers if your child seems overwhelmed with the amount of online information.
If you plan to work in the State of New Jersey and are under the age of 18, you are required to complete Working Papers online.
teacher information
Counselors Supporting Teachers
School Counselors are available to support teachers with students well-being and academic performance during these stressful times. Please continue to bring to our attention...
Students demonstrating difficulty managing the virtual school expectations.
Students expressing stress or social/emotional difficulties.
Students who may not have checked in to your online activities.
Students struggling academically.
The counselors are here for the teacher's well-being as well as the student.
Please remember to practice self-care. It will get you through these challenging times.
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Resources
Mobile Zen Den
We are happy to offer you the Mobile Zen Den. Please click the photo to the left to access the Calm app and other strategies for coping with stressful times.
HELPFUL Resources
Your greatest strength is to reach out for help! Check out these resources to contact when you need support. During school hours or after school hours. There is always someone to assist you.
Suggestions for Keeping Your Brain and Body Active.
Don't Forget Some Fresh Air!
