Become a Peer Tutor

Students interested in becoming a volunteer Peer Tutor should complete the Peer Tutor Information Form listed below. Once a student needs assistance in a subject that you have listed, you will be emailed their contact information and you can begin tutoring.

On the form, indicate all subjects that you would like to tutor. After being assigned a student to tutor, and if later on you are not longer needed, please go the LNHS Career Center to report you need a new student to tutor. (Students can use Peer Tutoring to fulfill volunteer hours)

• Peer Tutor Information Form

Request a Peer Tutor

Students who needing assistance with classes can sign up for a Peer Tutor using the form below. You will be notified by school email, who your Peer Tutor will be. If you eventually do not need a tutor, please go to the Career Center to take your name off of the tutoring list.

• Requesting Peer Tutor Form

Ordering High School Transcripts for College

To order a student high school transcript for college admission, parents/students will create their own online Parchment account. This electronic account will be a student's account for anything they need after high school graduation. (Do not order transcripts through Parchment for scholarships)

Ordering Transcript Instructions

1. Go to Parchment
2. Set up a New Learner Account (no registration codes issued)
3. Enter student name EXACTLY as it appears on your student Infinite Campus account
4. Complete all registration information (recommended: waive rights to access)
5. Select destination college, NCAA (for athletes needs), or the Common Application
6. Provide credit or debit card for the transcript processing fee

Notes: An unofficial transcript is generated free of charge within a day after the account is established. (The transcript requested will be an "official" transcript sent electronically) The unofficial transcript should be checked by the student once it arrives, for accuracy of grades, and ACT scores BEFORE requesting and sending the offial transcript  to it's college destinations. Electronic transcripts take one to three days to be sent to colleges.

Benefits: This service is easy, secure, and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Many colleges prefer the official electronic transcript. Email confirmation is sent to the student when the request is received when the transcript has been sent, and when the transcript has been received by the college.

Order a high school transcript (through Parchment)

MCIS establishes personal students’ portfolios. MCIS create students’ own personal high school career class plans, college search information, free practice college entrance testing and prep assistance, scholarships available, and more! —If students have not established their own accounts, come to the LNHS Career Center for their account information. 

MCIS Login

The ACT college entrance test is available for all students in grades 10-12, but commonly taken Junior year in high school. It is considered the “universal college entrance exam” throughout the Midwest area and a curriculum-based test. Students may take this test several times and continue to improve their scores, typically up through the fall of their senior high school year. Students register for this test through the ACT web site. This test is taken at a designated high school, and it assesses students in reading, math, english and science subjects. More information can be found under the LNHS, Academic, Testing tabs.

When registering for ACT, be sure of all test dates, registration deadlines, and location changes due to restrictions for the pandemic. Please check exam dates and locations on the ACT website. 

ACT Preparation

An ACT Test Prep Booklet is available in the LNHS Career Center. It is a free student preparation booklet and includes test information, complete practice tests with scoring keys, and a writing prompt. The booklet can be viewed and downloaded on the ACT Student Test prep website.

The SAT college entrance test is taken by students before entering a college or university that is typically located outside of the Midwest area. Students should check college websites for entrance exam testing and admission requirements. This test measures critical thinking, analyzing problems in math, reading, and writing. Students sign up for this test through College Board. The SAT Subject tests measure a specific academic subject. These tests consist of five subjects: english, history, math, sciences, and languages. Some colleges require 2 or more subject test scores to be submitted with applications. More information can be found under the LNHS, Academic, Testing tabs.