LCMCISD: Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School

CLASS OF 2023 INFORMATION

Congratulations on making it to your senior year at Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School!

We hope parents and students will find this packet helpful. It contains information that you may need throughout the senior year. It is a ready reference, but it is your responsibility to check for updates and current information. New information will be sent out on our Class of 2023 group via “Band,” Class of 2023 Teams, posted on the High School Webpage, and announced on the PA system.

Welcome

Counselors’ Corner
Join Class of 2023 (Each Senior and a parent should be a member – join via Band app)

2022-2023 Important Dates to Remember

Physical and Mental Health Resources

Senior “To Do” List

Requesting Letter of Recommendation Form

What do you Want to Do After You Graduate?

College Exploration Program & ASVAB
Occupational Outlook Handbook (Explore Careers)
Texas Career Check (Explore Careers, Explore Education, and more)
LCM Career Exploration Webpage
LCM College Prep and Planning Webpage
LCM Researching Colleges Webpage
- LCM Specific College Information Webpage
Big Future (College Board)
College Scorecard (Dept of Education)
How to Decide Where to Apply to College
LCM College Preview Days Webpage

College Ready Testing – TSI

LCM TSI Webpage

College Ready Testing – SAT/ACT

LCM SAT Webpage
LCM ACT Webpage

Applying to College:

LCM Applying to Colleges Webpage
ApplyTexas Instructions
- ApplyTexas (for Texas public Colleges and Universities)
High School Student History Form
ADVI
Common App (for over 900 colleges – not just Texas)
LCMHS Transcript Request page
College (Dual-Enroll) Transcript Request links

Paying for College:

Financial Aid (FAFSA/TASFA)

LCMHS Financial Aid Webpage
GenTX College Planning & Financial Aid Guide
How Financial Aid Works
LCMHS Scholarships Webpage
Hazelwood Act (if parent was in military from Texas)
Create your Federal Student Aid Account (FSA ID) – The FSA ID is the user name and password students will use to access all Federal Student Aid websites, including FAFSA.gov. It takes about 10 minutes to create an account and set up an FSA ID. We strongly recommend getting FSA IDs ahead of time. For dependent students, at least one parent will also need to create an account and set up an FSA ID to sign the FAFSA.
- Link to Create FSA ID
Get Ready to File the 2023-2024 FAFSA
TAFSA – If you’re a foreign student or non–US citizen residing in Texas, you may still be eligible to be classified as a Texas resident for tuition purposes. If so, you may also be eligible to receive state financial aid.