Articulation
Articulation Alley
All the information you need can be found here.
Simply select Rising 9th Graders to stay current on what information and activiites Lanier High School has provided and scheduled to help make your transition to the high school as smooth as possible.
Select Rising 6th Graders to see what Lanier Middle School has planned and access any informtion we have provided to the elementary schools or in case you were not able to attend a meeting those notes can be found here as well.
Rising 6th Grade
Articulation Timeline
- Fine Arts Interest Form
- Rising 6th Grade Fine Arts Parent Night
- Rising 6th Grade Visit to LMS (Students Only)
- Rising 6th Grade Parent Open House
- Rising 6th Grade A day in the Life of a Longhorn
Fine Arts Interest Form
Fine Arts Interest Form
Learn about each of the programs offered at Lanier Middle School. If you are interested in your child being part of a year-long Fine Arts program, then complete the Fine Arts Interest Form before May 23, 2025.
Rising 6th Grade Fine Arts Parent Night
This is an informational meeting that will now be held on February 5th. The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM and should end at 7:00 PM
Learn about each of the programs offered at Lanier Middle School. If you are interested in your child being part of a year-long Fine Arts program, then complete the Fine Arts Interest Form before May 23, 2025.
Rising 6th Grade Visit to LMS (Students Only)
Rising 6th Grade Parent Open House
Rising 6th Grade A day in the Life of a Longhorn
A Day in the Life of a Longhorn is our annual Day Camp for rising 6th grade students who will be attending Lanier Middle School in the fall. Campers will be able to experience what a typical day looks like for a 6th grade student. Students will be able to become familiar with the building, where their academic and connection classes are located, as well as meeting many of their teachers before the beginning of the school year. The camp runs from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Parents can pay for the camp via My Payments Plus.
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Rising 9th Grade
Link to Lanier High School 9th Grade Articulation page. You will be leaving the Lanier Middle School website.
Carnegie Credit
Instructions for Accepting Carnegie Credit
Start Here | Overview
Start Here | Overview
Please reference the content below in order to accept and/or decline Carnegie Credit for your 8th grader's applicable coursework dates for the 21-22 school year will be provided at a later date.
Using the Parent Portal and or ParentVue is the preferred method for submitting your choice.
Students in 8th grade may earn one Carnegie unit for passing the following approved courses if the course is taught by a teacher who is certified.
6 -12 in his/her specific content area:
- Accelerated Algebra I
- Algebra I
- Physical Science (HS Course)
- Introduction to Digital Technology
- Introduction to Business and Technology
- Spanish I
A student's parent/guardian is required to sign the Carnegie Unit Credit Decision Form at the end of the school year indicating either the credit for the course(s) taken will be for middle school credit or as a Carnegie Unit towards high school graduation; this year, the form will be completed electronically through the Parent Portal by following the videos and document below.
Students may not earn 1/2 Carnegie credit for courses. Courses that earn a high school Carnegie credit in middle school will not be used in the grade point average (GPA) calculation for high school, nor will be used in GPA calculations for the HOPE scholarship according to current Georgia Student Finance Commission rules for HOPE.
Both semester grades (not the yearly average) will be used to determine credit earned. If the student successfully passes both semesters, then a 'P' will be placed on the transcript and not a grade. A 'P' will equal 1.0 unit of Carnegie Credit earned.
If necessary, translated forms can be completed for each eligible class and may be submitted to the 8th Grade Office before the deadline that will be communicated at a later date.
Translated Decision Forms
Considerations
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Duel Enrollment
Dual Enrollment Information
What is Dual Enrollment?
The purpose of the Dual Enrollment program is to promote and increase access to postsecondary educational opportunities for Georgia high school students while increasing high school graduation rates, preparing a skilled workforce, and decreasing the time and cost of postsecondary credential completion.
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Quick Facts
How many hours of college credit will the
Georgia Dual Enrollment program fund?
House Bill 444 allows funding for 30
semester hours or 45 quarter hours of
attempted college credit
Who is eligible to participate in the Dual
Enrollment funding Program?
- 9th Graders: 9th graders are not eligible to participate in the Dual Enrollment funding Program.
- 10th Graders: Eligible students may enroll in any approved Career, Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE) courses listed on the Course Directory at a participating TCSG institution.
- 10th Graders with a minimum SAT score of 1200 or minimum ACT composite score of 26 in a single national test administration, may enroll in any approved courses listed on the Course Directory at a TCSG, USG or private eligible participating postsecondary institution.
- 11th & 12th Graders: Eligible students may take any approved Dual Enrollment courses listed on the Course Directory, at an eligible participating postsecondary institution (USG, TCSG or private).
What Courses are available for Dual
Enrollment funding?
Core and CTAE courses are eligible for
Dual Enrollment funding. Fine Arts and
Physical Education courses are not eligible
for DE Funding
