LCCC CCP: SPECIFIC STEPS FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE OR WILL BE (by Fall 2015)TAKING COLLEGE LEVEL CLASSES AT EITHER THE LORAIN HIGH ANNEX SITE OR LORAIN HIGH SCHOOL SITE
STEPS
Step 1
Step 2
Which form?
CCP Letter of Intent to Participate
Fill out the College Credit Plus LCCC
application, including parent signature.
What is the deadline?
April 1st
No later than June 15th
Who does it go to?
Parents will return all CCP Letters of Intents to Participate forms to there
home schools.
Middle School:
Middle and High School applications will go to the appropriate High School or
Middle school counselor because the counselor must fill out Section 2.
Elementary:
Elementary applications will go to the home schools and then the home school
will send them to central office to complete section 2.
Then what happens?
Home Schools will make 3 copies of the form and send it to the following
locations via hard copy, fax, or scanned.
Copies
1 copy remain at home school, place in accumulative folder
1 copy to receiving school (except 6th grade will send to central office)
1 copy home school will send CCP Letter of intent to LCCC
Receiving School Information
6th graders – Central Office to Pat Akosi 233-2274.
7th graders – Middle school counselors: GJW – Mrs. Barnes / LMS – Mrs. Olle
8TH and 9th graders - Lorain Annex High School Counselor: Mrs. Cocco
10th & 11th graders-Lorain High, High School Counselors: - Mrs. Benson
Elementary: Central office and the school will review and house the
information to confirm enrollment eligibility.
Middle and High School: The middle and high school counselors will house the
information to confirm enrollment eligibility.
Defer to Step 3
Counselor Information:
6th graders – Home school
7th graders – Middle school counselors: GJW – Mrs. Barnes / LMS – Mrs. Olle
8TH and 9th graders- Lorain Annex High School Counselor: Mrs. Cocco
10th & 11th graders-Lorain High, High School Counselors: Mrs. Benson
Step 3
Middle and High School:
No later than June 15th
Counselor will sign application and attach a
copy of the student’s high school transcript
or middle school report card (with ACT or
SAT scores only IF the student has either) to
the LCCC CCP application with Section 2
filled out and will send it to LCCC’s Special
Admissions Office.
Elementary:
Central Office will sign applications and
attach a copy of the students elementary
report card to the LCCC CP Application with
Section 2 filled out. Then Central Office will
send the application to LCCC’s Special
Admissions Office.
Emma Hale in the LCCC’s Special Admissions Office
A letter will be mailed to the address on the application. KEEP THIS LETTER.
That letter will give you a student ID number. You must have your LCCC ID
number to take the Compass test. You will not be admitted to CCP until you
have tested at college level in at least one area.
Step 5
Which tests?
If the student HAS NOT taken the ACT or
SAT or does not have qualifying ACT or SAT
scores, then the student will need the
Compass Test.
Don’t forget!
You must have a Student ID number to
Compass test.
Try to test before the High School and
Middle School Counselors leave for
summer break.
Where do you go?
Testing for
-students in 9th grade who are currently Lorain High students can test at the
Lorain High Annex during scheduled dates and times.
-students in 10th and 11th grade who are currently Lorain High students can test
at the High School during scheduled dates
Or they can take the compass at LCCC or any LCCC Learning Center during LCCC
site business hours. Hours vary.
-students in 6th, 7th and 8th grades can take the Compass test at either the
Lorain or Elyria campus, unless other arrangements are made by Mrs. Cocco at
the Annex.
Then what happens?
Student will receive a letter in the mail that states either
-you have passed at college level and qualify for the CCP program
OR
-you did not pass at college level and have been denied participation in CCP for
the upcoming year.
FOR STUDENTS WHO TEST AT COLLEGE LEVEL AND ARE ACCEPTED INTO THE CCP PROGRAM
Step 6
How to register for college classes
Who is student’s LCCC contact at this point?
If student is taking classes at any of the college campuses:
The student must meet with her or his assigned academic advisor at the college campus to register for classes.
Students taking classes at Lorain High:
Gina Maldonado
gmaldonado@lorainccc.edu
If student is taking classes on-site at Lorain High:
The high school counselor will schedule those who passed at college level into the college-level coursework at
the high school (this should have already been discussed during the time students set up their following year’s
high school courses) LCCC will register on-site students over the summer.
Students taking classes online or at any LCCC location:
Julie Ford
jford@lorainccc.edu