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Counseling Office Hours

The Counseling Office hours are 8:00 am - 4:00 pm daily. 

       (310) 257 -- 7129

Administrator

Cologne, Maureen
Assistant Principal

Counselors

Brown, Maya
Counselor-SAH
Coniglio, Anthony
Counselor-SBT
Magee, Eric
Counselor-9th Grade House
Orozco, Luis
Counselor-Bilingual
Radovcic, Dr.
College Counselor
Ryan-Storey, Carrie
Magnet Counselor
Staneff, Elisa
Counselor-HSA
Counseling

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Update

LAUSD now has a centralized process for students known as “Dreamers.” Beginning August 15, 2012, thousands of current and former students who arrived without documentation to the United States as children may now be eligible for President Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. If these individuals meet certain requirements, they would be free from deportation for two years (renewable) and would be eligible for work permits even though they are not U.S. citizens.

 

Requests for student records may now be made online at DACArequest.lausd.net, which will go live on Monday, Sept. 17, 2012. Or, the form may be downloaded from the Deferred Action Information page and mailed to the School Information Branch. This centralized DACA process is free.

 

Thank you to all office personnel who previously fulfilled these requests. We ask that you direct individuals to the online process. Please refer to the updated Reference Guide REF-5826.1 for more detailed information, including the new form.

P.E. Credits for Playing Sports

Many of you have been asking about physical education credits via the sports you play for high school. If you play a sport, you are eligible for P.E. credits when you participate in a CIF sanctioned sport during SEASON ONLY. If you participate in the off-season sport, you may be eligible for P.E. if, and only if, the teacher on record possesses a P.E. teaching credential or the equivalent to a P.E. credential. Spirit teams are NOT CIF sanctioned sports and are not eligible for physical education credits. If you participate in just one sport for the four years you attend high school, then you have met your two-year physical education requirements for graduating high school.

The following sports are and will be offered during period 6:

  • Baseball;
  • Basketball;
  • Basketball;
  • Softball;
  • Swimming;
  • Tennis.

Other sports meet and practice after school. This is determined on whether or not the head coach of the team is a credentialed on-campus teacher or a walk-on coach. 

Once, again, if you are a student-athlete,"student" is first; "athlete" is second. You must maintain a 2.0 GPA to be eligible to participate in practices or games/meets. We encourage student-athletes to maintain a 3.5 or higher GPA.

Credits to Promote

The pathway to graduation is credits earned.  The number of credits earned is one determination of grade-level. For graduates years 2012-2015:

 

9th to 10th Grade

50 Credits

10th to 11th Grade

105 Credits

11th to 12th Grade

165 Credits

To Graduate

210 Credits
 
For graduates in year 2016, there have been a number of changes in graduation requirements.  Please see your counselor for more information.

Request a Transcript

For Narbonne graduates Class of 1995 to present:

Complete the request and bring it to the Counseling Office.Your transcript will be ready for pick up the following day.You may also mail your request with payment of $10 (money order or cashier’s check only) to Narbonne High School.  Link for the form to help process your request.

 

For Narbonne graduates Class of 1994 and earlier: 

An official copy of your high school transcripts can be requested by mail from the Student Records Center. Please follow these instructions to request transcripts.

 

First, contact your former school to check if your records are maintained at the school. If the records were transferred to the Student Records Center and you left school before 1995, ask the school clerk for your Record or Index Number. This number is required in order to process the request. Your request will not be processed if your Record or Index Number is missing. Please note that most LAUSD schools close in late June and will not be available to provide your Record of Index Number until the beginning of the next school year.

If your school does not use record or index numbers, proceed to next step.

Second, complete an Official Transcript Request form. You can download this form by clicking on the Official Transcript Request Form in the Forms and Links area.

Only requests submitted on an Official Transcript Request Form that contains all the required information will be processed.Official Transcript Request Forms that are incomplete will held for 30 days and the requestor will be notified of the missing information. Corrected forms received within the 30 day timeframe will be processed. If a corrected request form is not received within 30 days, the request will be closed. Please note that fees submitted with the request are non-refundable.

  • Submit the completed Official Transcript Release form.

  • Include $10.00 fee for an official high school transcript.

  • Fees are payable by money orders only.

  • PERSONAL CHECKS, credit or debit cards are not accepted.

  • Transcripts are mailed via regular United States Postal Service.

  • Please allow approximately 20-30 business days for processing from the time your request is received by the Student Records Center. Please mail the request and fee to: Los Angeles Unified School District Student Records Center P.O. Box 3307 Los Angeles, Ca 90051

If you have questions or need information regarding pricing, please visit the website for Transcripts (Student Records Unit).