Choice Application Period is Open Through Feb. 20, 2019 Fayetteville – Hundreds of families explored the halls of E.E. Smith High School Saturday morning to learn about the Choice Programs in Cumberland County Schools (CCS). The morning kicked off with a parent meeting for Albritton Middle School eighth-graders. Then, principals, students, and academy directors provided information about all Choice Programs in CCS. Families were able to ask questions and apply to their top choices at the Choice Online Stations located on site. “From world language immersion programs beginning at the elementary school level to technology and robotics offerings, families were able to explore elementary, middle and high school options available through Cumberland County Schools,” said Melody Chalmers, CCS’ assistant superintendent of District Transformation & Strategic Initiatives. “We’re glad that so many of our families joined us for our Choice Fair. As a system of choice, we have a variety of programs to meet the academic interests of our students.” The application period for CCS’ Choice Programs is open through February 20, 2019. To learn more about specific programs and how to apply, visit http://choice.ccs.k12. nc.us/.
Published by Laurie Pender on February 4, 2019 |
The following drivers were selected as the Driver of the Month from their assigned areas: Cape Fear/Pine Forest Areas: JoLynn Shirley, Raleigh Road Elementary School Douglas Byrd/Jack Britt/South View Areas: Guy Smith, E.V. Baldwin Elementary School EE Smith/Gray’s Creek/Terry Sanford Areas: Debra Stewart, Vanstory Hills Elementary School Seventy-First/Westover Areas: Shenita Liles, Loyd Auman Elementary School ......................................................................................................................................... Published by Angel Hoggard on February 4, 2019 |
Published by Angel Hoggard on February 4, 2019 |
Published by Angel Hoggard on February 4, 2019 |
What is CTE Month? Learn More https://www.acteonline.org/ why-cte/cte-awareness/cte- month/ Published by Laurie Pender on February 4, 2019 |
Individuals wishing to address the Board may sign up online starting in February Fayetteville – The Cumberland County Schools (CCS) is moving to an electronic sign-up form for individuals wishing to publicly speak to the Cumberland County Board of Education during the regularly scheduled meeting on the second Tuesday of each month. This new process, which will be in place starting with the February 12 meeting, will make it easier and more convenient for parents and community stakeholders to sign up and share their feedback with the Board. Published by Laurie Pender on January 31, 2019 |
Published by Laurie Pender on January 25, 2019 |
Published by Laurie Pender on January 24, 2019 |
Hancock, Spruill, and Patterson were nominated by their colleague Rhonda Hill, principal of Ed V. Baldwin Elementary School. Published by Laurie Pender on January 24, 2019 |
Published by Laurie Pender on January 24, 2019 |