Counseling
Counselors
A counselor is assigned to you and will work with you concerning your academics, vocational and career information, college and scholarship counseling, personal challenges, testing, written recommendations, and references, etc. Though the school personnel will attempt to locate and correct any errors, it is the students’ and their parents’ responsibility to select the courses, keep copies of records and plan their schedule to meet all requirements for graduation.
Mary Fox
Counseling Secretary
Lisa Sharp
School to Work and Dual Enrollment Coordinator
April Rice
Graduation Coach
Che’ Ashby-Jackson
Testing Counselor
Leah Dahmer Mollere
9th and 10th Grade Counselor, Last Names A through K
Kimberly McKinley
9th and 10th Grade Counselor, Last Names L through Z
Lori Englande
11th and 12th Grade Counselor, Last Names A through K
Shannon Francis
11th and 12th Grade Counselor, Last Names L through Z
Class Presentations
Senior Presentation
- Graduation Requirements
- Grades and Attendance
- Senior Exemptions
- Honor Grad and Rank in Class
- College Application Process
- Requesting Transcripts and Test Scores
- Financial Aid
- Scholarships
- TOPS
- Collegiate Athletics
Opportunities
- O8/29 Mississippi State University Lunch Visit
- O8/30 LSU Lunch Visit
- O9/03 SCADD Lunch Visit
- O9/05 Louisiana Tech University Lunch Visit
- O9/10 Millsaps Lunch Visit
- O9/19 University of Alabama Lunch Visit
- 10/02 United States Naval Academy
- 10/07 College and Career Fair at the Castine Center
Click Here for the Class of 2025 Presentation
Freshman Presentation
Topics Covered in the Presentation:
Grading Scale
- 90 to 100 - A
- 80 to 89 - B
- 70 to 79 – C
- 60 to 69 – D
- 60 and below – F
Credits
- 5 Credits = Sophomore
- 11 Credits = Junior
- 17 Credits = Senior
Come to School
- Attendance is the biggest factor in low grades and not graduating on time
Turn in Your Work
- Zeros in the gradebook kill your 9 weeks average
- Ask teachers for paper copies if you don’t have a Chromebook
- You are responsible for make up work when you are absent
- Don’t Rely on Summer School
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Programs of Study
Programs of Study
The purpose of this guide is to help you and your parents make better decisions concerning your course selections for the coming year. It is essential that you think seriously about a particular subject before scheduling it. It is also important to use this booklet for an overall plan for your entire school career. Each class that you choose should be a part of an overall plan.
Course Descriptions
Explore the diverse courses offered at Fontainebleau High School and discover the perfect fit for your academic journey. Carefully reviewing these course descriptions will empower you to make informed decisions, ensuring a challenging and rewarding high school experience that aligns with your individual interests and future aspirations.