College & Career Academy

Lawrence College & Career Academy

The Lawrence College & Career Academy (LCCA) prepares students for self-sustainability through learning academic, career, social, and emotional skills leading to high school graduation, career path employment, and successful completion of a wide variety of post-secondary education opportunities.

LCCA is a program offered by both Lawrence High School (LHS) and Lawrence Free State High School (FSHS), which is located at the Lawrence College & Career Center campus. The Lawrence Board of Education’s approved high school handbooks still govern students at the Lawrence College & Career Center. The LCCA provides a "full-day" option for students who have completed one school year at Lawrence High School or Lawrence Free State High School.

Students who choose to attend the Academy will experience:

• Daily health, wellness, and prevention programming;/
• Daily academic support programming;
• Individualized academic skill development designed to meet graduation requirements;
• Career skill development that leads to high-demand, self-sustaining careers;
• Integrated courses that identify the relevancy of academic content and provide links to career interests.

Students who desire to attend the Lawrence College & Career Academy must complete an application and a face-to-face interview. Students must have at least two (2) adult mentors (parents, guardians, mentors, teachers, counselors) who are willing to support the student's academic, social, and career skill development.

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