WELCOME TO COUNSELORS' CORNER

COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

Mrs. Stephene Bruffy-Moffatt, Professional School Counselor sbruffymoffatt@k12.wv.us
Mrs. Jodi-Marie Walters, Dean of Students jodimarie.walters@k12.wv.us
Mrs. Amy Gosa, Counseling Secretary adavisson@k12.wv.us

School Counselor

Meet Mrs. Moffatt-

Mrs. Moffatt has been with LCHS for two years. She has several years of experience in education in the public school system and institutional education. She has degrees in psychology, education, school counseling and school administration. Mrs. Moffatt is here to help students with academic planning, social/emotional supports, and post-secondary planning. She is a fierce advocate for her students.

In her spare time, Mrs. Moffatt loves sports, hiking, traveling, spending time with her family and her Golden Retriever, Scout. She is passionate about her job and her students. Her favorite color is yellow, and she loves a cold Diet Coke.

Mrs. Moffatt's office is located in the counseling department. She has an open-door policy for students and for staff. You can also reach her via Schoology or email.

Resources

CFWV
WV Division of Rehabilitation

SAT TEST DATES

SAT test dates for 2025 are as follows:

  • August 23, 2025

  • October 4, 2025

  • November 8, 2025

  • December 6, 2025

  • March 14, 2026

  • May 2, 2026

  • June 6, 2026.

ACT TEST DATES

  • September 13, 2025 (Registration Deadline: August 8, 2025)

  • October 25, 2025 (Registration Deadline: September 19, 2025)

  • December 13, 2025 (Registration Deadline: November 7, 2025)

  • February 7, 2026 (Registration Deadline: January 2, 2026)

  • April 18, 2026 (Registration Deadline: March 13, 2026)

  • June 13, 2026 (Registration Deadline: May 8, 2026)

  • July 18, 2026 (Registration Deadline: June 12, 2026)


DATES TO REMEMBER:

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October 14th- Pierpont Community and Technical College lunch visit

October 21st- Megan's Law Training for all grades w/Tim Craig

October 22- ASVAB testing

COLLEGE EXPLORATION AND APPLICATION WEEK OCT 27-31ST

October 27th- Davis and Elkins lunch visit

October 28th- FSU lunch visit

October 29th- NOCTI Testing (CTE)

October 29th- Family and Teacher Conferences and FAFSA workshop #2

October 30th- Fairmont State University Campus Tour

October 31st- Pierpont Lunch Visit

November 4th- WVU small group meeting & Marshall Lunch Visit

November 5- Concord University lunch visit

November 6th-Glenville State Health Fair

November 7th- NCAA Compliance Workshop

November 12th- FETC sophomore tour in the PM (all sophomores)

November 13th- John Ebert FREE SAT math prep

November 20th- Pierpont Campus Visit (9:00-1:00)

December 11th- FAFSA workshop #3 2:30-5:30

December 16th- Semester Exams (odd)

December 17th- Semester Exams (even)

December 18th- semester exams (make-up day)

December 19th- Early Dismissal and Faculty Senate Meeting

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GRADUATION YEAR OF 2028 AND FORWARD

23 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED

  • ENGLISH (4 credits)

    • English 9 or English 9 Honors

    • English 10 or English 10 Honors

    • English 11 or English 11 Honors

    • English 12 or Dual Credit English

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) English course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • MATH (4 credits)

    • Algebra I

    • Geometry

    • Algebra II

    • Trigonometry/Pre-calculus or Transition Mathematics for Seniors or any other fourth higher course option (Probability & Statistics, College Alg., Calculus, College Trig)

    • An AP® Mathematics course may be substituted for an equivalent course or any fourth course option

  • SCIENCE (3 credits)

    • Earth and Space Science (Grade 9)

    • Biology (Grade 10)

    • One additional science course

    • It is highly recommended that all college bound students complete 4 sciences.

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) Science course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • SOCIAL STUDIES (4 credits)

    • World Studies

    • United States Studies

    • Contemporary Studies or College Hist 153

    • Civics or College American Federal Government POLS 102

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) History course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9-12 (1 credit)

  • HEALTH 9-12 (1 credit)

  • ART - Band, Choir, Dance, Theater (1 credit)

  • PERSONAL FINANCE (1 credit)

  • PERSONALIZED (4 CREDITS)

    • Each student’s PEP will identify a career cluster and a program of study or course work for the 6 credits that will lead directly to placement in, credit-bearing academic college courses, an industry-recognized certificate or license, or workforce training programs. Best practices encourage students to experience the following: an AP®, Dual Credit, and/or CTE (Career and Technical Education) course with corresponding examination, an additional science, a computer science, an online/digital learning experience, 2 credits in one world language, and/or 6 credits culminating in acquisition of industry recognized CTE credential focused on career aspirations.

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GRADUATION YEAR S OF 2025-26 AND 26-27

22 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED

  • ENGLISH (4 credits)

    • English 9 or English 9 Honors

    • English 10 or English 10 Honors

    • English 11 or English 11 Honors

    • English 12 or Dual Credit English

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) English course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • MATH (4 credits)

    • Algebra I

    • Geometry

    • Algebra II

    • Trigonometry/Pre-calculus or Transition Mathematics for Seniors or any other fourth higher course option (Probability & Statistics, College Alg., Calculus, College Trig)

    • An AP® Mathematics course may be substituted for an equivalent course or any fourth course option

  • SCIENCE (3 credits)

    • Earth and Space Science (Grade 9)

    • Biology (Grade 10)

    • One additional science course

    • It is highly recommended that all college bound students complete 4 sciences.

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) Science course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • SOCIAL STUDIES (4 credits)

    • World Studies

    • United States Studies

    • Contemporary Studies or College Hist 153

    • Civics or College American Federal Government POLS 102

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) History course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9-12 (1 credit)

  • HEALTH 9-12 (1 credit)

  • ART - Band, Choir, Dance, Theater (1 credit)

  • PERSONALIZED (4 CREDITS)

    • Each student’s PEP will identify a career cluster and a program of study or course work for the 6 credits that will lead directly to placement in, credit-bearing academic college courses, an industry-recognized certificate or license, or workforce training programs. Best practices encourage students to experience the following: an AP®, Dual Credit, and/or CTE (Career and Technical Education) course with corresponding examination, an additional science, a computer science, an online/digital learning experience, 2 credits in one world language, and/or 6 credits culminating in acquisition of industry recognized CTE credential focused on career aspirations.

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