The Daniels Scholarship Program is one of the most comprehensive and generous college scholarships in the country. It helps make college possible for high-achieving, values-driven students in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming, offering a full ride at partner schools or up to $25,000 per year at any accredited college in the United States.
We’re looking for students with strong character, leadership potential, and a heart for giving back. Daniels Scholars work hard, dream big, serve others, and take pride in their communities and country. Sound like you or someone you know? Learn more and apply online from September 1 to October 15 at www.danielsfund.org/scholarships.
Deadline: November 1, 2026 Cost: $99 per exam (no refunds)
Online registration required at https://libertycommon.revtrak.net/
Financial Assistance: For students with financial need, exam fees may be reduced to $53 per exam.
Contact Mrs. MacKenna (mmackenna@libertycommon.org) to receive a list of the income requirements for reduced fees.
LCHS is administering the following AP Exams:
Exam Date Time Subject
Mon 3 May 8 AM Physics C: Mechanics (hybrid)
Mon 3 May 12 PM Biology (hybrid)
Tue 4 May 8 AM United States Government and Politics (digital)
Tue 4 May 12 PM Microeconomics (hybrid)
Wed 5 May 8 AM English Literature and Composition (digital)
Wed 5 May 12 PM Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism (hybrid)
Thu 6 May 12 PM Chemistry (hybrid)
Fri 7 May 8 AM United States History (digital)
Fri 7 May N/A Art & Design* (digital)
Mon 10 May 8 AM Calculus AB (hybrid)
Mon 10 May 8 AM Calculus BC (hybrid)
Mon 10 May 12 PM Music Theory (hybrid)
Tue 11 May 8 AM Precalculus (hybrid)
Tue 11 May 12 PM Statistics (digital)
Wed 12 May 8 AM English Language and Composition (digital)
Wed 12 May 12 PM Art History (digital)
Wed 12 May 12 PM Computer Science A (digital)
Thu 13 May 8 AM Spanish Language and Culture (digital)
Fri 14 May 12 PM Latin (digital)
All students must test on the regularly scheduled date which is set by AP. Students will be scheduled for late testing under the following circumstances: • Two AP Exams on same date and time. If you have other test-day conflicts, contact Mrs. MacKenna before registering for your tests.
*Art & Design submission deadline will be set by Mrs. Salazar.
*Students need to make sure they register and pay for the correct portfolio. Hybrid exams are administered partially on computers. Digital exams are administered entirely on computers.
Location: TBD – more information will be provided in the Spring Questions: Mrs. MacKenna / mmackenna@libertycommon.org
Whitman College is making the cost of college more predictable for families. In addition to meeting 100% of demonstrated financial need, Whitman offers the Whitman 10% Promise, which ensures that eligible students will pay no more than 10% of their family’s income toward tuition, based on the FAFSA alone.
High school seniors can also request an Early Financial Aid Guarantee to find out how much scholarship and financial aid they may receive before applying for admission.
One more thing: Whitman will waive application fees for students who apply before December 1, 2026.
For families looking to make college costs more manageable, Whitman may be worth exploring.
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Find the right college for you at the upcoming Christian College Fair.
Admission is FREE
WHERE: Resurrection Christian High School
6508 East Crossroads Boulevard
Loveland, Colorado 80538
WHEN: Wednesday, September 30th
From 6:00-8:00
Meet Representatives from over 70 Christian Colleges
Many Prizes and Giveaways
Sponsored by Youth for Christ
For all of details visit YFCDenver
Thursday, September 24th
5-6 PM PST/8-9 PM EST
FREE!
Can't make it live? A recording will be available within 1–2 business days.
Feeling overwhelmed by all the moving pieces of college admissions? Join the College Essay Guy Team for an interactive college planning open house where you can get your questions answered and focus on the topics that matter most to you. You’ll be able to pop into different expert-led breakout rooms, ask questions, hear practical advice, and move between rooms as your interests change. Come with questions, leave with clarity and maybe a little less stress about the college process.
Come get your top questions answered around:
College Lists + Programs
Supplemental Essays
University of California (UC) Admissions
Affordability + First Gen/Low Income Student Support
Course Selection + Academics
Extracurricular Activities
Personal Statements
When to Apply
Opens: October 1, 2026.
Action: File early on the Federal Student Aid Application Site.
Why: Many colleges and states award money on a first-come, first-served basis.
What You Need
Account: A StudentAid.gov Account for both the student and any required contributors (like parents).
Tax Data: Federal tax information, which you can link directly from the IRS.
Records: Bank statements and asset information.
Read a helpful 2027–28 FAFSA Checklist to organize your documents.
Key Details
Dates: October 20 – 22, 2026.
Time Window: Starts at 12:01 a.m. on October 20 and ends at 11:59 p.m. on October 22.
Who Qualifies: Colorado residents applying to participating undergraduate programs.
Participating Schools: Many public colleges, universities, and select private institutions across Colorado waive their application fees during this window.
Tips for Applying
Prepare Early: You can start filling out your applications and save your progress ahead of time.
Submit on Time: The fee waiver only applies to applications officially submitted within the three-day window. Unsubmitted drafts will not qualify.
On October 15th we are once again hosting the The PSAT/NMSQT this fall. This exam is a College Board assessment closely aligned with the SAT and is typically given to 10th and 11th grade students. It helps students identify academic strengths and areas for growth, as well as prepare them for the SAT.
For 11th graders, the PSAT/NMSQT also provides an opportunity to qualify for National Merit Scholarships and other academic recognition.
Be on the lookout for more information from Ms. Blatter, our Testing Coordinator.
Students and parents should not underestimate the value of college entrance exams. Although many colleges are test-optional, strong SAT, ACT, or CLT scores can still play an important role in merit-based scholarships, institutional aid, and competitive college opportunities.
Mission Statement
To walk alongside students as they discern and prepare for life after high school, cultivating wisdom, responsibility, and confidence so they may pursue their vocations with purpose and joy.
Vision Statement
Students graduate prepared and empowered to take their next steps with clarity and confidence, supported by informed guidance, meaningful relationships, and access to current, comprehensive post-secondary resources.
The best approach to post-graduation planning is:
Student-driven
Parent-supported
Imbued with wisdom and wonder
High school students follow a traditional liberal arts and sciences sequence, with the primary focus on literature, mathematics, history, and science. Learn more about our courses and graduation requirements HERE.
"There are things that are bigger and more worthwhile than the things we see about us, the things we live and strive for. Let us stand on tiptoe, forgetting the nearer things, and grasp what we may."
- Bernard Maybeck