Students who need a certificate of attendance during the summer can get one from the school secretary in the main office Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Attention students! Check here for all your summer reading and study materials.

You can now download a work permit form online. Students, complete the top portion of the form and take it to any employer to complete and sign the bottom portion of the form. Then, return the completed form to the school secretary in the main office Monday through Thursday between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. to get the permit. Students do not need to show a copy of their birth certificate.

As we approach the closing of the semester and begin preparation for final examinations, please allow us to provide you updated information concerning our school operations at this important time of the year. Please read the updated Lassiter High School 2013 2nd Semester Exam Information letter carefully.

All students who requested extra graduation tickets through the posted link by May 1 will receive the amount (either one or two) they requested. At this time, we cannot take anymore requests for extra tickets for graduation. We encourage students to speak with friends who are also graduating and who may not need all of their tickets. Remember, to check our Graduation page for detailed information regarding this year's graduation.

On Friday, April 26, 2013, Lassiter High School celebrated Superhero Day. Feel free to read the whole story at the Northeast CobbPatch.

Congratulations to all students receiving Character Education Spring 2013 awards! Please take a moment to view this flyer announcing our recent winners and their outstanding nominations.

We will post Advanced Placement (AP) test scores online only. Students may set up a College Board account to view their test scores in mid July. (If students have taken the SAT and have a College Board account, the new account is not necessary.) Students should keep their student identifier number as well as their e-mail address when bubbling demographic information for the AP tests. To retrieve scores in July, use the following information: 

• Student identifier number 
• E-mail address 
• AP number

Summer academy begins Monday, June 3 with registration and payment due Tuesday, May 28. If a student fails a course during the 2012/2013 school year, he or she may participiate in Lassiter High's local summer academy. Lassiter's summer academy will address the standards for a particular course, incorporate general skills necessary to pass the next level class, and integrate PSAT/SAT skills. See the flyer for more information.

Want to improve your PSAT/SAT score? Here are some tips for success! Read more>>>

The Electronic Alcohol and Awareness Program, better known as eADAP, is an internet-based course designed to provide qualifying students with an opportunity to take ADAP in order to obtain their Georgia driver’s license. Students can register online for this free four hour long class.

Check out our PTSA's recent recognition and award.

Lassiter High School's Prom was a night to remember, especially for all the acts of kindness that continued throughout the evening for two students. We highly encourage you to read the full story at the Northeast Cobb Patch.

Are you interested in taking a driver's education course over the summer? There are several courses offered in our area. Please find additional information in this flyer.

Lassiter students consistently score higher than the national average on Advanced Placement (AP) exams. We are pleased to share this news and invite you to check out the article recently published by the Marietta Daily Journal. This news story provides statistical data from Cobb and Marietta school districts for the total number of exams administered versus the number of students who score a three or above. Students taking the AP exam are graded on a scale of 1 to 5.

Historically, Lassiter has between 77% and 80% of students who score a three or better on the AP exams; this is significantly higher than the national average of about 60%. This fact serves as a testament to the quality of Lassiter’s AP program. We are proud of our teachers and students who continue to do an exceptional job with these rigorous courses and exams. This high level of performance also validates the hard work by our middle schools to take our students to the next level as they prepare to take on more challenging course work in high school. For more information about the Advanced Placement program, please visit the CCSD website.

We are pleased to announce the graduation ceremony for the Lassiter High School Class of 2013 at Kennesaw State University Convocation Center on Thursday, May 23, 2013, at 3:30 p.m. We are the first school graduating this year in Cobb. We will provide more details regarding tickets soon!

The Lassiter DECA club recently donated $3,500 to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Students planned a calendar of fundraising activities for the month of October to increase the awareness of breast cancer. Fundraising activities included DECA members designing and selling pink t-shirts, holding bake sales, and selling pink spirit items. The largest fundraising event was the community "Pink Out" which was held on September 28, 2012. Local breast cancer survivor, Emily Buttrill who is the grandmother of LHS DECA member Alana Abbott, conducted the coin toss before the game. This is the fifth consecutive year that Lassiter DECA has raised money for the cause.

We are Lassiter High! Let us show you how we are anything but ordinary. We invite you to sit back and enjoy our video showcase featuring the best we have to offer--our amazing students! We are dedicated to reaching excellence and climbing higher!

Lassiter High School PTSA recently led their second annual “e” campaign. Lassiter PTSA created their own spin to the National Red Ribbon Week (the nation’s oldest and largest drug prevention program) by coming up with the “e” campaign.

The red "e" symbolizes the importance of being “ready” to make good choices and avoiding drugs and alcohol. PTSA did a tremendous job communicating the importance of this campaign to the Lassiter school community. To emphasize the importance of making good choices, families received daily e-mails with information about staying informed and involved in relation to drug and alcohol awareness. Also, posters were displayed all over the Lassiter campus highlighting the positive things that Lassiter students and families have accomplished. Each poster included the “e” to designate the information as a good choice by a Lassiter student or staff member.

Lassiter students came out in full force on Friday night at the football game with a "Red Out" to show their support of the campaign. We owe a big "thank you" to the Lassiter High PTSA for supporting Lassiter students and highlighting the importance of making good choices!

The Lassiter High School band are grand champions of the 31st LaFayette Marching Classic which was held in Fayetteville, Georgia. The band received top honors in music, visual, and general effect. The band was also best in class and received the grand championship trophy with a final's score of 96.30.

Sophomores and juniors, find all the information you need regarding the state of Georgia's Governor's Honors Program to be held June 23-July 30, 2013.

Check out Lassiter's School Strategic Plan for the 2012-2013 school year.

Career and Technical Education is changing lives for the better. You can learn skills in a career path that is best tailored to your strengths and passion.  Watch this informative video to see if CTE is right for you.

For Trojan video clips and news broadcasts, visit our LNN Broadcast portal.

Congratulations! Lassiter’s ACT composite scores are above the national average! With an 11% increase in the number of students tested, Lassiter’s overall composite score remained above 24. The importance of our students being competitive on both the SAT and ACT is one of our academic goals at Lassiter. We encourage our parents to make sure that they are familiar with the college admission requirements on both the SAT and ACT. We also recommend that parents speak with a school counselor to find out how Lassiter can help a student achieve a score that puts him or her in a position to be competitive in the college application process. Please read the dictrict's press release.

Lassiter ACT Trends
2011	24
2010	24
2009	24
2008	23

Buy a personalized brick, and leave a lasting impression at LHS. We are installing the bricks in the walkway leading to the new tennis courts. You can put things like your name, class year, sport, or favorite subject on your brick. Bricks are great for students, families, teachers, staff, alumni, and friends of LHS. Prices are one brick for $50, two bricks for $80, three bricks for $115, or four bricks for $140. Please see the order form. You can drop off your order form and check in room 321 or mail it to the address on the order form. Thank you for supporting Lassiter Tennis and its fifth court fund-raiser. Go Trojans! E-mail questions to Diana Olsen.