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If you know someone who is in crisis and in need of immediate help, utilize the resources below.
If you know someone who is in crisis and in need of immediate help, utilize the resources below.
Montgomery County Mobile Crisis provides immediate support for crisis situations, as well as assistance with managing recurring or future crises.
Support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-855-634-HOPE (4673). This service is available to anyone in Montgomery County, including children, teens, adults, and families. There is no fee and everyone, regardless of insurance, is eligible for assistance.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States. Call or text at 988.
College Application Bootcamp - August 4th
APPLICATION BOOTCAMP 85 (1).pdfSenior College Application Checklist
Summer Checklist 2026.pdfGrad Project for Class of 2027
Class of 2027's Graduation Part A Project - Click Here for Slideshow
Class of '26 - Competitive Colleges
Copy of End of Year Report_ Counseling Department for Class of 2026 Official Report.pdfScheduling Notes
Scheduling Notes
Every effort is made to schedule all required and requested courses through the master scheduling process. However, due to the many factors involved, not all requests can be accommodated.
Appropriate Reasons to Request a Schedule Change During Drop/Add:
Missing a required core academic or major course
Missing an assigned lunch period
Missing a graduation requirement
Swapping one elective for another without affecting the rest of the schedule
Requests That Will Not Be Considered During Drop/Add:
Teacher changes
Different lunch periods or study halls
Sports / Extra-Curricular related scheduling preferences
Level changes
Important Information:
Level Changes
Only teachers can recommend level changes. If you disagree with a placement, discuss it with the recommending teacher. School counselors cannot change course levels without teacher approval.
AP Courses
AP course requests are final after the March scheduling deadline. Because the master schedule is built around AP enrollment, AP courses cannot be dropped or exchanged once schedules are finalized. The only exception is a scheduling conflict with your selected courses; if this occurs, you will be contacted over the summer to discuss options.
Elective Requests
Electives are scheduled after required courses and graduation requirements. While we strive to honor all requests, availability may be limited. If you do not receive a requested elective, contact your school counselor. Additional elective options may be available during the first week of school.
Credit Requirements
Each grade level has minimum credit requirements. Please review the Program of Studies for details.
Graduation Requirements
If a required graduation course is missing from your schedule, notify your school counselor as soon as possible. This is especially important for seniors.
Important Dates & Timelines
September 11th - 12th Grade: Senior Mentor Interview Day
September-November - 12th Grade: College Visits
College representatives will be holding visits either in person or virtually. Please view the visit list on Naviance and check the College & Career Canvas classroom for dates and times.
October - 9th through 11th Grade: PSAT / NMSQT
November - 9th through 12th Grade: Military Visit Day
November - 9th through 11th Grade Families: College Readiness & Programming Night
December - 11th Grade: Junior Seminars
Juniors will meet in small groups with the counselors. They will receive copies of their transcripts as well as direction on beginning the formal college research process / updating their Naviance accounts. Students should bring their Chromebooks (fully charged).
Rolling - SATs Registration
COLLEGE BOARD Dates & Deadlines & Locations
Please make sure you register early as seats are filling up fast
Spring - 9th & 10th Grade: Naviance/Chapter 339 Lessons in Forum
March - 9th through 11th Grade: Career Day
May - 11th Grade: Graduation Project Part A / Summer College Checklist
As juniors conclude their year, they will receive the details of Graduation Project Part A. This project encompasses two written portions (resume and college or vocational essay), which are to be completed by the end of the summer, as well as an interview, which will take place mid-September. Each junior will be assigned to a faculty member or administrator to serve as their mentor through this experience. They will also be given a summer checklist for the college application process.
College Application Checklist
Application Process 9.12.25.docxAP Exam Registration - Final Day to Register: Friday, March 6th
This is a reminder that AP exam registration and payment is due by Friday, March 6th. Students that do not register by this date will not be able take any AP exams.
Please review the attachment for directions on how to register and pay through Total Registration.
If you don't plan on taking the exam, please let your AP teacher(s) know asap.
Please feel reach out to Ms. Quinn - mquinn@lmtsd.org or Mr. Lutteroty - klutteroty@lmtsd.org with any questions.
LMHS AP Exam Registration 2025-26.docxCollege Readiness Workshop - November 25th @ 5pm
Join us Tuesday, November 25th, in-person at the Lower Moreland High School Library for a College Readiness Workshop, presented by Temple University's Associate Director of Admissions, Cheri Lindsay.
This presentation is open to all LMHS parents / students and will cover the college application process, admissions essentials and Financial Aid guidance.
To register, please complete this Google Form.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain the clarity and expert roadmap you need for a successful college application journey!
cheri.pdfBack-to-School Important Links
Please reach out to your school counselor with any questions or thoughts regarding the information below.
Important Updates
Seniors: If you are applying to a college with Early Action or Early Decision deadline - please review the college's and LMHS' procedures well in advance of the deadline.
Failure to follow the procedures in a timely manner means that the counseling department cannot guarantee that your paperwork will be processed in time to meet your deadlines. The counselors need time to process the paperwork that they submit on your behalf.
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