Programs

From individualized academic mapping to hands-on career training, our counseling programs are designed to prepare every student for a successful future.

Planning Year-By-Year

Beyond The Classroom

Aviation Academy at CCBC

Interested in a career in Aviation and not already enrolled? Contact your school counselor (F-306) for details on the Aviation program offered to 11th & 12th grade students through CCBC Aviation Academy.

Parkway West Career & Technology Center

The Parkway West Career and Technology Center offers students specialized, hands-on vocational training across diverse fields to prepare them for immediate employment or advanced college placement.

Parkway West

Student Curriculum Advisory Council

The Student Curriculum Advisory Council (SCAC) provides students of all grade levels the opportunity to meet monthly to discuss curriculum with a designated department chair from the following departments: English, Social Studies/Family Consumer, Mathematics/Computer Science/BIT, Science/Technology, World Language, Health/Physical Education, School Counseling, and Practical Arts

Students may sign-up to join SCAC during the Activities Fair offered each fall.

Awards Ceremony (May)

Each year at the Awards Ceremony in May, we take time to honor and recognize a group of special students who demonstrate the highest levels of academic excellence and superb work outside the classroom through athletics, extracurricular activities, and service to our community. Scholarship committees have selected these students to receive financial scholarships and/or awards for their achievements. We congratulate all our winners.

Cum Laude Society

The Cum Laude Society is an international organization founded in 1906 with the purpose of according recognition for scholastic achievement at the secondary school level. The Cum Laude Society was modeled after the college honor society, Phi Beta Kappa.

Eligibility Requirements

The eligibility requirements for seniors for the Mt. Lebanon High School Chapter are as follows:

Students must have earned a minimum of 31 credits in required college preparatory English, academic mathematics, history and social science, languages, and science in grades 9, 10, 11, and the first half of grade 12.
Students must have earned a minimum of 3.9 weighted quality point average (WQPA), including points added for special circumstances, based on all A's and B's and no more than one C in the above-mentioned academic fields and no grade below a C in any subject on which the WQPA is based. The WQPA for entrance may be higher than 3.9 if the maximum per year allowed by the Cum Laude Charter is reached (20% of the senior class). A group of students with the same WQPA will not be inducted if the number in that group brings the cumulative total of eligible students above 20% of the senior class. For example, in a class of 350 students, where no more than 70 students can be admitted, if 65 eligible students have a QPA of 4.4 and above and 10 eligible students share a QPA of 4.3, the cutoff will be 4.4.
Students new to Mt. Lebanon High School must have spent at least the full first semester of the senior year at the high school and must have met the credit and quality point requirements prescribed above during the time spent in Mt. Lebanon High School, as well as in grades 9, 10, and 11 in any previous schools.