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Students Compete at YTC Computer Camp
Students from eight innovative high schools are participating in Youth Technology Corps computer camp this week, in partnership with the North Carolina New...
5 Aug 2010
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Survey: Teachers more satisfied in innovative high schools
Teachers in North Carolina\'s innovative high schools give higher marks on key work issues than do their counterparts in the state\'s traditional high schools,...
2 Jul 2010
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Stanly Early College takes prize, 5 other schools honored
Stanly Early College High School, one of North Carolina\'s 70 early colleges, was recognized June 24 as winner of the annual Innovator Award, presented by the...
2 Jul 2010
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Students more positive about NC's innovative high schools
A survey this year of more than 21,000 students in 86 high schools across the country found that those in North Carolina\'s innovative high schools hold more...
2 Jul 2010
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NCNSP Chairman Mitchell urges districts to stay the course
Former North Carolina Chief Justice Burley Mitchell, chairman of the NCNSP\'s board of directors, urged district leaders during last week\'s Summer Institute to...
2 Jul 2010
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ECHS Week highlights innovative approach
As the inaugural classes at North Carolina\'s first early college high schools prepare to graduate in the coming weeks, the success of this innovative approach...
3 May 2010
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Pender ECHS student wins Morehead-Cain
Diego Camposeco's resume dazzles: class president, Superintendent's Choice for Governor's School, president of the his county's Young Democrats and one of five...
3 May 2010
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NCNSP grads named NC Teaching Fellows
Thirteen seniors graduating from 10 of North Carolina's innovative high schools have been chosen North Carolina Teaching Fellows, a prestigious scholarship...
3 May 2010
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NCNSP teachers named Kenan Fellows
Teachers from three innovative high schools in the state won recognition recently when they were named among the latest class of the Kenan Fellows Program for...
3 May 2010
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SERVE study finds progress in NC's ECHS
Students in North Carolina's early college high schools are more likely to be making progress to college than similar students attending other high schools,...
12 Apr 2010
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Media Coverage
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- Richmond County Daily Journal | Tassels turn at early college graduation
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- Salisbury Post | 'Journey is far from over' - Rowan County Early College High School graduates 61
Press Releases
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- Summer Externships Help Teachers from Innovative Secondary Schools Connect Classrooms to the Workplace
- Carnegie Corporation grant advances STEM education in NC
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