Mrs. Darden, A - Dec
Ms. Garcia, Ded - Hou
Ms. Sanchez, Hov - Maj
Ms. Ranallo, Mak - Roc
Mrs. Davis, Rod - Z
June 29 - Graduation
Prep Days
July 30 - 11th and 12th grade
Aug 3 - 10th grade
Aug 4 - 9th grade
Unless executive orders from the Governor and/or TEA rules change before late June, we will have to limit the number of attendees. In order for the entire senior class to graduate together at one ceremony, guest tickets will be limited to four (4) guest tickets per graduate. The ceremony will be live streamed.
*If you previously requested a transcript in April/May the transcript sent was not a FINAL TRANSCRIPT and had only the first seven semesters of your high school credits. In order to have a complete transcript which includes this last semester, you must make another request now for your FINAL Transcript by using the link provided here. Senior FINAL Transcript Request can be accessed here: FINAL Transcript Request
In response to COVID-19, Northeast Lakeview College’s Assessment and Course Exam Centers will not be open for testing. However, you can access information concerning testing from home through Examity, by going to this link: (TSI Testing Info)
In the middle of the page you will see an area with green tabs that says, "Office Area", "TSI Assessment", "CLEP Exam", "External/Correspondence Testing", and "Closures". You will need to click on "TSI Assessment" to see the information for this test.
Examity is an online service provided by an outside source contracted with College Board’s TSI testing program. This service is available to students who are unable to take the TSI assessment at Northeast Lakeview College due to COVID-19.
The Alamo Colleges is offering the Texas Success Initiative (TSI) test, which usually costs $32, at no cost between May 1 and June 20, 2020.
The Texas Success Initiative (TSI) is a state required assessment test to determine college readiness in reading, writing, and math. All first-time in college students must take the TSI test before enrolling in classes unless you are exempt.
Please email nlc-assessment@alamo.edu with additional questions concerning TSI.
Tackling the college admissions process is always a little daunting for students, and we understand that applying for Fall 2021 freshman admission in the current COVID-19 environment may feel extra complicated. So, The University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M University are proud to invite you to the Navigating Your College Search in the COVID-19 Era series of online information sessions.
These events will connect you with admissions professionals from two flagship universities and cover applications, resumes, essays, and other important items for applying to colleges this fall. You will also get insight into the coming year directly from the Directors of Admissions from both UT and TAMU.
Three identical sessions are being offered on the dates below:
All Navigating Your College Search in the COVID-19 Era events will take place via Zoom. To register, visit utx.as/college-search.
Please note that attending this event will require you to have access to a mobile device or computer with streaming ability and a strong wi-fi signal.
A new tool is also available 24/7 to answer your questions about college! Check it out at: Ask ADVi
Get a head start on your Texas A&M engineering degree by applying for the Texas A&M-Chevron Engineering Academy at the Alamo Colleges District. One final information session is available on June 5, 2020. For information about the program, check out this flyer: Texas A&M Chevron Engineering Academy
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Ms. Rodriguez, Social Worker
Please let us know. We are here to help!
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have had changes and need assistance. Examples of change may include becoming displaced, having to move in with a family member, move to a shelter, live in an RV park, live in a car or motel, if you are couch surfing, if you have been evicted or if you have lost your home due to foreclosure, COVID-19, loss of a job OR any other reason.
We have a small food pantry available for students and their families while supplies last. Please contact me by email or call me to arrange curbside pickup.
In addition, if you need referrals for additional food assistance or have not been able to purchase your senior student’s cap and gown for graduation due to financial difficulty, please let me know. Please also complete the Free and Reduced Lunch form which can be completed online at this link: Free/Reduced Lunch Application
I can be reached by email at: rrodriguez@scuc.txed.net. You may also text or call 210-802-6732 to leave a message and let me know the best way to contact you. Please leave a message. I will return phone calls, which will show on your phone as coming from this number, 210-802-6732. Thank you!
CIS is taking applications. The goal of CIS is to work with students to decrease the barriers they face so they can focus on class work and be able to learn each day. So what does that mean? Some of the things that CIS focuses on are:
How does this work at Byron Steel High School?
Students are referred by: teachers, counselors, administration, bus drivers, friends, parents, self-referrals… basically anyone who thinks CIS can help the student so he/she can become successful and achieve goals. The Referral/Recommendation form can be found at this link: Referral/Recommendation form
In addition their is a parent information form to complete, and a consent form is required, and it must be signed by the parent/guardian for on-going service needs (students who are 18 can sign their own consent). In addition, with everything being online right now, a second form is required for CIS to be able to hold online sessions with students. Both of those forms can be found by clicking on these links: Parent Information form, English CIS Consent Form, Spanish CIS Consent Form, Consent for TeleHealth Sessions
These documents can be downloaded written on and sent back to dstanford@scuc.txed.net. You can send a clear photo of it for it to be valid, if that works best for you.
For more information, contact Dan Stanford: dstanford@scuc.txed.net
Military Family Guidance from TEA
Psychological Health Center of Excellence
SchoolQuest - * New Resource from MCEC
SchoolQuest is an interactive tool specially designed to support highly mobile military families and students in middle and high school. Making the best choices for your student before, during and after a PCS move increases the chances of academic success and social well-being.