job opportunities
need a work permit?
STEPS TO COMPLETE WORK PERMIT PROCESS:
1. Download & print work permit application below
2. Student, Employer & Parent sections must be completed and signed
3. Submit completed application to Ms.Womack, via email to swomack@lbschools.net
4. Once permit has been processed, it will be emailed to student. Please allow at least one day to process.
swomack@lbschools.net
FINANCIAL AID APPLICATIONS... Start here
financial aid night presentations
Web Grants 4 Students
SUMMER PROGRAMS
military monday's
Representatives from the different military branches will be on campus during LUNCH on the following Monday's:
CCC, rm 801
TBD
QUAD
TBD
College reps visit poly
Students must sign-up in the College & Career Center (CCC), room 801, prior to visit for schools scheduled during class time in order to receive a pass to attend. Students of All grade levels are welcome to attend.
College & Career Center
LBCC ECPP SUMMER & FALL COURSE SELECTION - DEADLINE 5/1/20
lbcc ecpp summer enrollment steps - deadline 5/1/20
STEP 1 | Complete your Summer 2020 LBCC Application to receive your Viking ID#
o Review the Application Assistance Handout
o If you have not attended LBCC for one or more terms, you must reapply
If you have never completed a CCC APPLY ID, please follow these steps:
o Please create a CCC Apply Account by clicking Create an Account
§ Your CCC APPLY ID is letters and numbers (LBC1234)
§ Will be received instantly, via email, after creating an account
o Log into the LBCC Application with your CCC APPLY ID and complete a campus application.
§ Your LBCC VIKING ID is a seven-digit number (1234567)
§ Will be received 24-48 hours, via email, after completing an application
STEP 2 | Complete and Submit LBCC Dual Enrollment Form to the ECPP Application
o Review ECPP Course Information Handouts on the Early College website under Dual Enrollment
o Summer and Fall 2020 courses are available!
o You must complete one application for each term
If your dual enrollment form cannot be signed by your LBUSD HS counselor
- Submit an ECPP Application with the student & parent signature only
- LBCC will contact the your school district in order to acquire proper recommendation
lbcc Fall 20 enrollment steps
1. Submit Summer/Fall 2020 Application (see attachment below for instructions) LBCC Viking ID# will be emailed 24-48 hours after you have submitted your application
2. Submit FAFSA or DreamAct Application
3. Set up your Viking Portal once he receives Viking ID# via email (see attachment below for instructions) and complete steps a, b & c below:
a. Complete Guided Placement Tool (see attachment below for instructions)
b. Complete Participant Agreement (see attachment below for instructions)
c. Complete Online Orientation in Viking Portal (see attachments below for instructions)
4. Set up meeting with LBCC Counselor - DEADLINE 5/11/20 (see attached flyer)
summer programs
SAT/ACT Prep Resources
college & career center team
official transcript request
College Applications Open
AUGUST 1st
OCTOBER 1st
AUGUST 1st
OCTOBER 1st
post high school options presentation
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
St.Mary's Medical Center Long Beach Gives (9/19/19) Contact 562-491-9248 for more information
college bound programs
SCS NOONAN Scholars Programis a program designed to help under-served Seniors (African-American, Latino, Asian & Pacific Islander) with a 3.5 Academic GPA or higher, transition & graduate from college. Through scholarships, jobs, internships, and mentorship, the students of South Central Scholars develop their full potential and become the future leaders, both within SCS and the broader community. If interested, you must first fill out an online intake form. Get Started!
LBCC Upward Bound Programs provide fundamental support to participants in their preparation for college entrance. The goal of the Long Beach City College TRiO Upward Bound Program is to prepare high school students from the Long Beach Unified School District area to enroll in and successfully complete a postsecondary education program. The Program accomplishes this objective by enhancing participants’ academic skills, personal motivation and confidence, which are needed to succeed in college. Upward Bound works with students who are from low-income families (according to US Department of Education guidelines) and / or are potentially the first generation in their families to attend college
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EAOP Goals |
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EAOP Mission Statement |
The California Student Opportunity and Access Program (Cal-SOAP) is a State legislated program established in 1978 that serves low income, first-generation students and/or students attending schools with traditionally low college-going rates. Cal-SOAP’s mission is to help students improve their academic performance and make information about post-secondary education and financial aid more widely available.
Service academy nominations
There are four service academies in the United States that require a nomination from an authorized nominating source.
Each academy offers young men and women a free college education at a highly-ranked, nationally-recognized academic program while preparing them for an officer's commission in the armed forces. The academies are: the Air Force Academy, the Merchant Marine Academy, the Military Academy at West Point, and the Naval Academy. The fifth service academy, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, does not require a Congressional nomination.
For more detailed information regarding the programs offered by each of the academies, you are encouraged to follow the links below. Each service academy has its own web site.
U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York
U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland
U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, New York
U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut
