Presentation to Gaston College

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Presentation to Gaston College Career and College Promise (CCP) CCP provides dual enrollment opportunities tuition-free for eligible NC high school students 2018 CCP Information Sessions www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Agenda • Student Perspective • Faculty Perspective • CCP Program Information • Entrance requirements • Expenses • Expectations • Q & A www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Gaston College Overview of High School Programs • GC works with 25 high schools in both Gaston and Lincoln counties (public, charter, and private high schools) as well as an increasing number of home school students. • Eligible high school juniors and seniors can enroll in college courses through the Career and College Promise (CCP) Program. – CCP provides seamless dual enrollment educational opportunities tuition-free for eligible North Carolina high school students. – CCP allows students to accelerate completion of college certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees that lead to college transfer or provide entry-level job skills. – CCP is very prescriptive. • In addition to CCP, there is currently one Cooperative Innovative High School Program in Gaston County – Gaston Early College High School (GECHS). – Open to GCS 8th grade students only www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Guest Speakers www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise College Transfer (CT) Pathways There are five College Transfer Pathways: • Pathway Leading to the Associate in Arts • Pathway Leading to the Associate in Engineering • Pathway Leading to the Associate in Science • Pathway Leading to the Associate in Fine Arts – Visual Arts • Pathway Leading to the Associate Degree Nursing www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Career & Technical Education Certificates • Air Conditioning, Heating and • Esthetics - Kimbrell Campus Refrigeration – Heat Pump Certification • Information Technology • Automotive Technology - Dallas Campus • Fire Protection Technology • Basic Biotechnology • Foundations of Biotechnology • Business Administration • Healthcare Informatics • Computer-Integrated Machining • Human Services Addiction &Youth in Crisis Technology • Human Services Leadership • Cosmetology – Lincoln Campus • Latent Evidence • Criminal Justice Technology • Manufacturing Technology • Early Childhood Education * • Mechatronics Engineering Technology • Electrical Systems Technology -Industrial • Nurse Aide Wiring • Office Administration • Electronics Engineering Technology • Paralegal Office Administration • Emergency Management • Welding Technology • Emergency Medical Science *Pending State Approval www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise NURSE AIDE UPDATE • Nurse Aide I (NAS 101) – Students can only enroll if they are at least 16 ½ years old before they start the class. (Due to clinical requirements, students must be seniors to enroll.) • All students must have (2) forms of current, not expired, official signature -bearing identification in order to register and take the North Carolina Nurse Aide I examination and skills evaluation. One of the identification forms must be photo -bearing and one form must be a U.S. government -issued Social Security card, signed and non- laminated. www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Entrance Criteria • Must be a junior or senior • Must have a weighted GPA of 3.0 on high school courses • For CTE Certificates, must have a weighted GPA of 3.0 on high school courses OR principal approval • Must demonstrate college readiness on an approved assessment (PLAN, PSAT, SAT, ACT, COMPASS, Accuplacer, ASSET) • For CTE Certificates, assessments are only needed if courses have prerequisites • Must maintain 2.0 college GPA after 2 courses www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Additional Notes • CCP students can enroll in one College Transfer Pathway only • CCP students can enroll in one CT Pathway and one C-TE Pathway at the same time • CCP students can take two C-TE Pathways at the same time • Approval is required by the high school principal/designee and the College in order to enroll in more than one pathway. • Approval is required by the high school principal and the College Vice President for Academic Affairs in order to make any pathway changes. (Justification must be provided.) www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Process for Enrolling • New students complete online GC Application for Admissions: – Access the online Gaston College Application for Admissions at http://apply.cfnc.org/application/GastC/NCCCSUndergraduate/GastCUndergradApp. • If test scores are required, students must complete the online Gaston College Application for Admissions prior to scheduling and taking the NC DAP (North Carolina Diagnostic Assessment and Placement) test. Other test scores listed on the second page of the CCP Enrollment Form are also acceptable. • Attach required documentation – Copy of an assessment with scores that demonstrate college readiness for all College Transfer Pathways and some CTE Pathways – see pathway sequences – Official copy of high school transcript – Copy of Home School Card (if applicable) Completion of a new form is required for all students each semester. www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Cost Savings • NC General Assembly authorizes community colleges to waive tuition for high school students enrolled in college courses through the CCP Program – If high school students had to pay tuition, the tuition costs are $76.00 per credit hour. • Savings for CT Pathways are approximately $2500 (32 SHC) • Savings for CTE Certificate Pathways range from $1064 - $2000 (14-24 SHC) www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Other Associated Costs • Fees – Student Activity Fee - $15.00 – Usage Fee - $12.00 per semester – Lab Fee – Varies depending on level of course • $6.00, $12.00, or $18.00 per lab hour – Technology Fee - $16.00 per semester • Textbooks – Textbooks range in price from $50 - $300+ • Additional Program Costs – Cosmetology – Esthetics – Nursing – Welding www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Student Expectations • Follow directions on Student Login Form and log into WebAdvisor, set up GC student email account and Blackboard account • Understand college expectations are different than high school expectations • Attend class regularly (face to face, hybrid, or online) Online courses take as much time as traditional face-to-face courses. Students need to set aside sufficient amount of time for study and are required to participate actively in online discussions and group assignments. • Students need to login each day to keep up with the content flow, complete assignments, follow discussions and communicate with your classmates and instructor (in a professional not “texting” manner). • Communicate directly with college instructor • Expect to be treated as a college student – Consequences for lack of participation or attendance may result in being withdrawn for the course(s) by the college instructor www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise • (T*) on the schedule denotes the course is listed on the North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA) between the NC Community College System and the UNC University System. These are Universal General Education Transfer Components (UGETC) and will receive the same weighted credit as Advanced Placement (AP) courses (with benefit of no AP Exam). • (T) on the schedule denotes the course is listed on the CAA, and these courses will receive honors credit on the high school transcript. www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) • Benefit: Protects students by limiting what can be shared and with whom • Bind: Restricts what can be communicated to the parent by college faculty and staff. • Solution: Student completes and signs FERPA form authorizing college faculty and staff to communicate with specified individuals. • Form: There is a Student Consent Form available, and if interested, students should contact the Director of Records and Registration. www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Disability and Special Needs Resources • Gaston College is committed to providing equal access to higher education for individuals with disabilities. As part of our mission, we serve the lifelong learning needs of a diverse population by providing comprehensive educational programs to all students. The Counseling Center provides reasonable accommodations to any student, with a documented disability, who requires accommodation. • For further information, please contact the Special Needs Counselor, Damon Murray at 704-922-6224, [email protected]. www.gaston.edu Career & College Promise Contact Information Kimberly Wyont - 704-922-6482 or [email protected] Misti Elting – [email protected] (NC Career Coach for Gaston County– Bessemer City High School, Hunter Huss High School, North Gaston High School) Sheila Forgione – 704-922-2424 or [email protected] Gail Ford - 704-748-5207 or [email protected] (CCP for Lincoln County) Becky Smykowski – [email protected] (NC Career Coach for Lincoln County – Lincolnton High School and West Lincoln High School) Amy Weisgerber - 704-922-6297 or [email protected] (CCP for Gaston County) Sharon Wilson – 704-748-5234 or [email protected] (CCP for Lincoln County) Cassey Wright – 704-922-6247 or [email protected] (CCP for Gaston County and Home School) Visit the Career and College Promise Website: http://www.gaston.edu/career-college-promise/ www.gaston.edu CCP Course Offerings at High School Locations – Fall 2018 Course Course Title(s) Time Meeting Delivery Location Number(s)
Recommended publications
  • Career and Technical Education Offerings
    Career and Technical Education Offerings Gaston County Schools is dedicated to providing students with a number of CTE programs where students can pursue their interests. Below is a listing of programs available in Gaston County. Ashbrook High School ● Career Management ● Carpentry I ● Carpentry II ● Carpentry III ● Core ● CTE Advanced Studies ● CTE Internship ● Drafting ● Drafting Architectural II ● Drafting Engineering II ● ECommerce ● Electrical I ● Electrical II ● Electrical III ● Entrepreneurship I ● Entrepreneurship II ● Foods ● Foods II ● Health Team Relations ● Health Science I ● Health Science II ● Microsoft Word ● Microsoft Excel ● Multimedia and Web Design ● Nursing Fundamentals ● Personal Finance ● Principles of Business ● Sports Marketing I ● Sports Marketing II ● Teen Living Bessemer City High School ● Career Management ● Carpentry I ● Carpentry II ● Carpentry III ● Core ● CTE Internship ● Early Childhood Ed. I ● Early Childhood Ed. II ● Entrepreneurship ● Health Science ● Health Science II ● Health Team Relations ● Masonry I ● Masonry II ● Masonry III ● Microsoft Word ● Microsoft Excel ● Multimedia and Web Design ● Nursing Fundamentals ● Personal Finance ● Parenting & Child Development ● Principles of Business & Finance Cherryville High School ● Accounting I ● Accounting II ● Career Management ● Carpentry I ● Carpentry II ● Carpentry III ● Core ● CTE Advanced Studies ● CTE Internship ● Entrepreneurship I ● Foods ● Foods II ● Game Art Design ● Health Science I ● Health Science II ● Health Team Relations ● Microsoft Word,
    [Show full text]
  • North-Carolina Ctsos
    Career and Technical Student Organizations Serving Career and Technical Education Students in North Carolina 1 As a career educator for more than 30 years in North Carolina and a Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) adviser for the majority of these years, I value the impact of CTSOs. DECA, FBLA, FCCLA, FFA, HOSA, Skills USA and TSA provide our students multiple opportunities to network in their field. In high school I developed and excelled in the business skills that led me to choose my career path in college and career. As our students prepare themselves for their future in education or the job market, equipping them to find their career path and to be competitive in the marketplace are two of the many benefits to belonging to a CTSO. I have seen directly how CTSOs have impacted students’ lives in multiple ways. By attending local, regional, state and national events hosted by their CTSOs, our students learn to network socially and professionally and develop leadership skills necessary to succeed in their career field and life. Our goal is for each of our students to be able to compete globally in the 21st century and find gainful employment in their field. CTSOs provide positive opportunities for our students to meet these goals by building leadership, public speaking skills, technical competencies and self-confidence. In North Carolina over 104,000 work-place credentials have been earned by students enrolled in business, health science, marketing, family and consumer science, technology, agriculture, and trade and industry
    [Show full text]
  • NC First in FAFSA Challenge Registrations As of 2/18/2021 2:30Pm
    NC First in FAFSA Challenge Registrations As of 2/18/2021 2:30pm School District or Type High School Name Alamance-Burlington School System ABSS Early College @ ACC Alamance-Burlington School System Graham High School Alamance-Burlington School System Hugh M Cummings High School Alamance-Burlington School System Walter M. Williams High School Alamance-Burlington School System Western Alamance High School Alexander County Schools Alexander Central High School Alexander County Schools Alexander Early College High School Alleghany County Schools Alleghany High School Anson County Schools Anson High School Ashe County Schools Ashe County Early College High School Ashe County Schools Ashe County High School Asheboro City Schools Asheboro High School Asheville City Schools Asheville High School Asheville City Schools School of Inquiry and Life Sciences at Asheville Avery County Schools Avery County High School Beaufort County Schools BC Educational Technical Center Beaufort County Schools Beaufort County Early College High School Beaufort County Schools Northside High School Beaufort County Schools Southside High School Beaufort County Schools Washington High school Bertie County Schools Bertie Early College High School Bertie County Schools Bertie High School Bladen County Schools East Bladen High School Bladen County Schools West Bladen High School Brunswick County Schools Brunswick Early College High School Brunswick County Schools North Brunswick High School Brunswick County Schools South Brunswick High School Brunswick County Schools West
    [Show full text]
  • 2020-2021 AIC CIC Certification for North Carolina Page 1 of 15 Run Date
    2020-2021 AIC CIC Certification for North Carolina First Name Last Name School AIC CIC steve abernathy No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Alex Adams Ashbrook High School X Dustin Adams Millbrook High School X X Kaitlyn Adams Ashley High School X Patricia Adolph No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Kellie AlDriDge Gray's Creek High School X Louis Amigo Emsley A Laney High X X Julee Mae AnDerson No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Will AnDerson Carolina FrienDs School X X Brian AnDrews South Point HS X Job Armenta West Craven MiDDle X Hunter Armstrong South Point High, Belmont X X Michael ArnolD GolDsboro High X BranDon Arrington Rocky Mount High School X X jeff arthurs Carrboro High X jerry auten North Gaston High School X Joey Autry West BlaDen High School X Kyle Bain Nash Central High School X Christopher Baity East Gaston High X Steven Barbour Terry SanforD High X ToDD Barbour River BenD MiDDle School X Jason Barker Jones Senior High School X X JaDa BarksDale No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X X Burnetta Barnes GolDsboro High X Peter Barney No School Affiliation Listed in NFHS Learning Center X Earl Bates Southeast GuilforD High, Greensboro X BroDie BauDers Christ the King X X Sophie Bauers East Chapel Hill High X Carl Beam HighlanD School Of Technology X Lauren Belch Gates County Senior High X X GLENWOOD BELL WARSAW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (DUPLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS) X Jonathan Bell RiversiDe High school X William Bell Forbush High, East BenD X X AunDra Belle Durham School of the Arts, Durham X X Alison Bennett Pamlico County High X Jeffrey Berger Panther Creek High School X X Allison Bernauer East Carteret High X William Bethea Rocky Mount High X X Matt Biggy Gates County high school X X Courtney Birch State University of Oswego X Dr.
    [Show full text]
  • Appendix Health Databook
    Appendix Health Databook Peer Counties: The table below includes selected health data for Gaston and compares them to person counties and North Carolina. The peer counties were grouped by the University of North Carolina at Charlottes Urban Institute since they have similar-sized populations, economic and social history As former mill communities, are geographically near with four of them in the same region, have similar rural and urban population and similar health status measures. The Urban Institute selected them as a region-wide collaboration and has high credibility and comparing Gaston County with it peers helps to assess improvement in the county’s health. Overall Life Expectancy is slightly lower in Gaston County, Poverty in the past 12 months is slightly higher compared to peer counties but similar to NC and Teen pregnancy is slightly high in Gaston County. Selected Health Indicators, Gaston County, Peer Counties North Carolina Gaston Cabarrus Catawba Davidso Iredell N.C. n Population (2017 Estimates) 220182 206872 157974 165466 175711 10273419 North Carolina (2017) and 75.6 78.0 76.2 76.2 77.3 77.0 County (2015-2017) Life Expectancy at Birth Percent Below Poverty in the 16.5% 11.5% 14.2% 15.8% 12.7 % 16.1% past 12 months (2013-2017) Percent Uninsured (2013- 12.3% 8.9% 11.3% 11.5% 12.3% 12.1% 2017) Teen Pregnancy Rate per 14.0 10.7 11.7 14.1 9.0 14.1 1,000 15-17 Year Olds (2013- 2017) Teen Pregnancy Rate per 33.5 26.5 29.9 31.8 27.1 30.5 1,000 15-19 Year Olds (2013- 2017) Infant (< 1 Year) Mortality 7.1 5.6 7.1 6.2 8.7 7.1 per
    [Show full text]
  • Gaston County Community Health Assessment March 2019
    Gaston County Community Health Assessment March 2019 Prepared By: The Gaston County Department of Health & Human Services in Collaboration with CaroMont Regional Medical Center i i Acknowledgement The Gaston County Team would like to thank Gaston County residents for providing input on their health and community by participating in surveys and focus group meetings. We would like to thank community agencies and organizations who provided meeting space, volunteers and who encouraged the community to participate in the assessment process. We thank DHHS staff and volunteers who participated in the data collection process. At three meetings from August 2017 to October 2018, Gaston County Department of Health Human Services, CaroMont Health, Gaston Together, the Unity Way of Gaston County and representatives of stakeholder organizations reviewed the 2018 Community Health Assessment process and updated the survey instruments for 2018. The revised survey ensured that we gathered community opinions on health and quality of life issues in Gaston County. The members of this Community Health Assessment Advisory Committee were: CaroMont Health Gaston County Department of Health and Del Murphy, Darcel Walker, Lisa Clement- Human Services Bryant & Debbie Bellenger Yvonne Boafo*, Abby Newton*, Carrie Meier, Angela Karchmer, Steve Eaton & Cheri Singleton Carrie E. and Lena V. Glenn Foundation Gaston Together Laura Lineberger Donna Lockett & Amy Boyd Community Foundation of Gaston County Gaston Family Health Services Ernest Sumner Lavondia Alexandria &
    [Show full text]
  • 2020-2021 Unified Champion Schools
    2020-2021 Unified Champion Schools Alamance County: Beaufort County: Cabarrus County: Caldwell County: E M Holt Elementary School John Small Elementary School AL Brown High School Baton Elementary School Eastern Alamance High School Washington High School AT Allen Elementary School Caldwell Community College & Technical Elon University Brunswick County: C C Griffin Middle School Collettsville School Hawfields Middle School Bolivia Elementary School Cannon School Dudley Shoals Elementary School Highland Elementary School Cedar Grove Middle School Carl A Furr Elementary School Granite Falls Elementary School Marvin B. Smith Elementary School Jessie Mae Monroe Elementary School Carolina International School Granite Falls Middle School South Graham Elementary School Leland Middle School Charles E Boger Elementary School Hudson Middle School Southern Alamance High School North Brunswick High School Cox Mill High School Sawmills Elementary School Southern Alamance Middle School Shallotte Middle School Forest Park Elementary School West Lenoir Elementary School Walter M. Williams High School South Brunswick High School GW Carver Elementary School William Lenoir Middle School Alexander County: South Brunswick Middle School Harold E. Winkler Middle School Carteret County: Alexander Central High School Supply Elementary School Harris Road Middle School Beaufort Elementary School Alleghany County: Town Creek Elementary School Harrisburg Elementary School Beaufort Middle School Gap Civil Head Start West Brunswick High School Hickory Ridge Elementary
    [Show full text]
  • 2019-2020 Unified Champion Schools
    2019-2020 Unified Champion Schools Alamance County: Buncombe County: Carteret County: Craven County: E M Holt Elementary School AC Reynolds High School Beaufort Child Development Center Duffyfield Child Development Center Eastern Alamance High School Burke County: Beaufort Elementary School F.R. Danyus Child Development Center Elon University East Burke High School Beaufort Middle School Godette Child Development Center Hawfields Middle School Freedom High School Bogue Sound Elementary School Havelock High School Highland Elementary School Liberty Middle School Broad Creek Middle School New Bern High School South Graham Elementary School North Liberty School East Carteret High School Cumberland County: Southern Alamance High School Cabarrus County: Newport Child Development Center Cape Fear High School Turrentine Middle School Cannon School Newport Elementary School Cliffdale Elementary School Walter M. Williams High School Cox Mill High School West Carteret High School College Lakes Elementary School Western Alamance High School Harris Road Middle School Catawba County: E.E. Smith High School Woodlawn Middle School Mount Pleasant High School Bandys High School Fayetteville Terry Sanford High School Alexander County: Caldwell County: Lyle Creek Elementary School Gray's Creek High School Alexander Central High School Baton Elementary School Chatham County: Jack Britt High School Alleghany County: Collettsville School Chatham Middle School Pine Forest High School BROC Gap Civil Head Start Dudley Shoals Elementary School Horton Middle School
    [Show full text]
  • Board Agenda Informational Item
    BOARD AGENDA INFORMATIONAL ITEM DEPARTMENT: Communications/Public Information Department TOPIC: GOOD NEWS FOR THE MONTH OF: November 2019 1. For the fourth consecutive year, the Gaston County Board of Education received the Gold Bell Award from the North Carolina School Boards Association. The award is given to Boards of Education across the state that have all members to complete training through the Association’s Academy of School Boardsmanship. 2. Six schools received the Green Ribbon School state-level honor for their outstanding efforts with the Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports or PBIS program. The schools are Belmont Central Elementary, Belmont Middle, Bessemer City Primary, Gardner Park Elementary, Hawks Nest STEAM Academy, and Tryon Elementary. The recognition, which is given by the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, is the result of successful positive behavior support strategies implemented across all grade levels. 3. Gaston County Schools held its annual Marching Band Fanfare on November 2 at Stuart W. Cramer High School. The event featured performances by all high school marching bands. 4. Students from Gaston County Schools participated in the annual Veterans Day parade in downtown Gastonia. Among the parade entries were high school JROTC units and band students from all high schools. 5. The following students earned awards in the Keep Gastonia Beautiful recycled art contest: Kenedi Armstrong, York Chester Middle School, first place; Sophia Kennedy, Ashbrook High School, first place; Cohen Campbell, Belmont
    [Show full text]
  • Eligible Schools 2021-22 Web Site(75)
    Classroom Central 2021-2022 Eligible Schools Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Albemarle Rd Elem Albemarle Rd Middle Allenbrook Elem Ashley Park PreK-8 Berryhill School Billingsville Elem Briarwood Academy Bruns Avenue Elem Charles H Parker Academic Center Charlotte East Language Academy Charlotte-Mecklenburg Academy Charlotte Teacher Early College Clear Creek Elem Cochrane Collegiate Academy Cotswold Elem Coulwood STEM Academy Croft Community Elementary Crown Point Elem David Cox Road Elem Devonshire Elem Dilworth Elem (Sedgefield Campus) Dorothy J Vaughan Academy of Technology Druid Hills Academy East Mecklenburg High Eastway Middle Elizabeth Traditional Elem First Ward Creative Arts Academy Garinger High Greenway Park Elem Governers' Village STEM Academy (Morehead Upper) Governes' Village STEM Academy (Nathaniel Lower) Harding University High Hawthorne Academy of Health Sciences Hickory Grove Elem Hidden Valley Elem Highland Renaissance Academy Hornets Nest Elem Huntingtowne Farms Elem Idlewild Elem Independence High School James Martin Middle JH Gunn Elem Joseph W Grier Academy Julius L Chambers High School (previously Vance High) Lake Wylie Elem Lawrence Orr Elem Lebanon Rd Elem Long Creek Elem Mallard Creek Elem Marie G Davis Martin Luther King, Jr Middle McClintock Middle Merry Oaks International Academy Metro School Montclaire Elem Mountain Island Lake Academy Nations Ford Elem Newell Elem Northeast Middle Northridge Middle Oakdale Elem Oakhurst STEAM Acedemy Oaklawn Language Academy Parkside Elem Paw Creek Elem Performance Learning
    [Show full text]
  • 2018 Long Range Facilities Plan
    GASTON COUNTY SCHOOLS 2018 Long Range Facility Plan GASTON COUNTY SCHOOLS TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION A: INTRODUCTION Introduction .......................................................................................................... 1 History .................................................................................................................. 2 SECTION B: ENROLLMENTS AND GROWTH Previous Decade of Enrollments ...................................................................... 3 Projected County Growth ................................................................................. 3 SECTION C: FACILITY AGE Age of School Buildings .................................................................................... 4 Average Age by Township .............................................................................. 4 Average Age by Grade Level ........................................................................ 4 SECTION D: FACILITY SUMMARY SHEETS Facility Summary Sheets Front Cover Photo: McCracken & Lopez, P.A. GASTON COUNTY SCHOOLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The information contained within this report was compiled by GCS Auxiliary Services personnel thanks to several resources including but not limited to the GCS Facilities Services, GCS Finance Department, GCS Student Assignment, Gaston County GIS/Mapping, 1974 Public Service Administration’s report of Gaston County Schools: A Survey of the Consolidated System, 1986 Gaston County Schools Annual Report, 1990-91 Gaston County Schools Survey Report, 1992 Report
    [Show full text]
  • Report to the North Carolina General Assembly
    Public Schools of North Carolina State Board of Education Department of Public Instruction Report to the North Carolina General Assembly Broaden Successful Participation in Advanced Courses §115C-83.4A. Advanced courses Date Due: November 15, 2014 Report # 65 DPI Chronological Schedule, 2014-15 STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION The guiding mission of the North Carolina State Board of Education is that every public school student will graduate from high school, globally competitive for work and postsecondary education and prepared for life in the 21st Century. WILLIAM COBEY BECKY TAYLOR JOHN A. TATE III Chair :: Chapel Hill Greenville Charlotte A.L. COLLINS REGINALD KENAN WAYNE MCDEVITT Vice Chair :: Kernersville Rose Hill Asheville DAN FOREST KEVIN D. HOWELL MARCE SAVAGE Lieutenant Governor :: Raleigh Raleigh Waxhaw JANET COWELL GREG ALCORN PATRICIA N. State Treasurer :: Raleigh Salisbury WILLOUGHBY Raleigh JUNE ST. CLAIR ATKINSON OLIVIA OXENDINE Secretary to the Board :: Raleigh Lumberton NC DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION June St. Clair Atkinson, Ed.D., State Superintendent 301 N. Wilmington Street :: Raleigh, North Carolina 27601-2825 In compliance with federal law, the NC Department of Public Instruction administers all state-operated educational programs, employment activities and admissions without discrimination because of race, religion, national or ethnic origin, color, age, military service, disability, or gender, except where exemption is appropriate and allowed by law. Inquiries or complaints regarding discrimination issues should be directed to: Dr. Rebecca Garland, Deputy State Superintendent :: Academic Services and Instructional Support 6368 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-6368 :: Telephone: (919) 807-3200 :: Fax: (919) 807-4065 Visit us on the Web :: www.ncpublicschools.org M0713 Report to the North Carolina General Assembly: §115C-83.4A ~ Advanced Courses In response to G.S.115C-83.4A, the NC Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) established the NC Advanced Placement Partnership (NCAPP) in May 2014 with the College Board.
    [Show full text]