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Anyone wishing to distribute flyers or other information to students or employees in the Lafayette Parish School System, needs a Letter of Introduction to present to schools. Once you receive your letter of introduction, you may visit schools in the district and request permission to distribute flyers or information from the principal.

To receive a letter of introduction, please contact office of the Deputy Superintendent and Chief Academic Officer at 521-7100. You may also send your letters to P.O. Box 2158, Lafayette, LA 70502.



High School Course Guide

The purpose of the High School Course Guide is to help students and parents make better decisions concerning course selections for the coming year. Each course that a student chooses should be part of an overall plan and suited to his/her abilities and interests. Perhaps a student has a certain career in mind; perhaps he/she is exploring different fields to help in the selection of a vocation. He/she may be planning for college or developing interests in one of the fine arts areas or other creative activities. Whatever the goal, making good scheduling decisions is important. A student's participation in a particular subject area should be based on a combination of logical and sequential courses of study, which lead to the desired objectives.

Students should read this guide carefully and discuss plans with parents. It is essential that a student think seriously about the particular subject before scheduling it, because a student-initiated request for change in schedule must be completed prior to student orientation. A student will not be allowed to shuttle between teachers and courses once he/she has been placed in the course. Because the administration must plan for the next school year, based on the subjects now, students cannot change classes or drop a course unless there are extenuating circumstances which are approved by the principal.

The Lafayette Parish School System's Office of Career and Technical Education does not discriminate in its education and employment programs on the basis of religion, age, race, color, national origin, gender, marital or parental status or disability and complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990.  Inquiries regarding Title VI, Title IX, 504 and ADA may be made to the Lafayette Parish School System at (337) 521-7000. 

Online High School Course Guide

A listing of courses available for secondary students in the Lafayette Parish School System. All updates to course descriptions and course numbers will be found in this online version of the guide.

Introduction

General Information

Minimum Requirements for High School Graduation

The College Board Recommended College Preparatory Curriculum

Louisiana Regents' Scholar College Preparation Curriculum

ACT Recommended College Preparatory Courses

High School Academies: Schools of Choice

TOPS Information

College Athletics (NCAA) Eligibility Regulation

Courses:

High School Course Catalog

The 2007-2008 guide of course descriptions for all high school courses, including the High School Academies, is the most recent printed verion of the catalog. High school grades 9-11, as well as 8th graders, should review these course descriptions to plan their course selections for the next school year. You can download a PDF copy hereAll updates to course descriptions and course numbers will be found in the online version of the guide above.