The Lemoore High School College and Career Center empowers students to explore their options, plan for their future, and confidently take the next steps toward their goals. Through personalized guidance, resources, and opportunities, we help students make informed decisions about college, career, and life after high school, ensuring they leave Lemoore High with the knowledge and tools needed to succeed.
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Questions about Dual Enrollment?
The College & Career Center assists with: Dual Enrollment, College Presentations, College Trips, College Application Workshops, Military Recruitment, Financial Aid, Scholarships.
Monday-Friday
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
College and Career Counselor
Alyssa Mitchell
559-924-6600 ext. 2306
Scholarship Coordinator
Raquel Crisp
559-924-6600 ext. 2232
rcrisp@luhsd.k12.ca.us
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Dual Enrollment Sign Ups!
Dual Enrollment Sign Ups!
Register for College Courses now for the FALL 2026/SPRING 2027 terms.
To register, follow the instructions found on the Dual Enrollment page.
Click on the arrow at the bottom of the announcement heading for more information.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
CSU Applications open October 1st- November 30th!
UC Applications open October 1st- November 30th!
If you are applying to out of state colleges be sure to check their due dates as well as what it means for binding and non-binding early decision. If you need any help, stop by the Career Center!
LHS College Credit Program
LHS College Credit Program
LHS College Credit Program
Offers dual and concurrent credit opportunities.
What is the difference?
Dual Enrollment courses are college classes offered through Lemoore High School during the school day and are designed specifically for high school students.
Concurrent Enrollment allows students to enroll in regular college courses offered by Lemoore College, often online, on campus, or during the summer, alongside college students.
Both options allow students to earn college credit while in high school
FINANCIAL AID
FINANCIAL AID
The FAFSA and California Dream Act Application (CADAA) help students access grants, scholarships, and other financial aid for college, trade schools, and career training programs.
California law requires all seniors to complete and submit either the FAFSA or CADAA, or submit an approved opt-out form, to meet high school graduation requirements.
Need help? Visit the College and Career Center for support with the application process.
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