Brunswick County Early College High School What is Early How Does - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Text Brunswick County Early College High School What is Early How Does It College? Work? Students apply for admission Small Public High School Students from all over the Summer Bridge Day county attendance is
What is Early College?
- Small Public High School
- Students from all over the
county
- Located on the Brunswick
Community College Campus
- Students can earn a high
school diploma and an associate degree or up to two years of college transfer credit
- No Cost/Equivalent to a
$11,000.00 Scholarship
How Does It Work?
- Students apply for admission
- Summer Bridge Day –
attendance is required
- Students take high school
core courses
- College classes also count
for high school credit (Dual Credit)
How is it Similar to Traditional High School?
- Will receive a high school diploma
- The same testing/curriculum requirements as any NC
public school
- Bus transportation is provided
- Lunch is served by BCS school lunch program
- Many clubs are offered including Prom, Yearbook,
SGA, Music, Sports, and Art
How is it Different from Traditional High School?
- Designed to be a five-year program with possibility of
completing in four years
- Different calendar/based on BCC calendar
- 8:00 am - 3:20 pm school day Monday - Thursday
- 8:00 am – 3:00 pm school day 2 Fridays a month
- Two Firebird Fridays provided each month for required
Community Service/Volunteering
- No athletics, band, or JROTC. Students may not participate in
the activities at another high school.
Who is an Early College Student?
- Wants to go
to college but doesn’t see how to make that happen
- Appreciates
financial support for college
- Seeks more
- f a
challenge
- Looks for a
personalized experience
- Holds oneself
to a high standard of excellence
High School
- Focus on Core Courses - Math,
Science, English, Social Studies
- Taught by high school teachers
- High school courses are honors
level
- Innovative teaching,
student-centered, non-traditional schedule
- Read, write, think, and talk daily
to advance learning
- Hands-on, problem solving
instruction
- Built in tutoring/Smart Lunch
- 1 to 1 iPad Initiative
- Seminar/Personalized learning
plans
- Expect Homework
- Dress for Success and Firebird
Pride Day
- Clubs, Intramurals, Dances,
Prom, Talent Shows, Quarterly Celebrations, Spirit Week
College
- College courses are
taught by BCC Instructors
- Students will be in college
classes with traditional college students
- College courses also
count as high school grades
College Pathways
- Transferable to all state colleges and universities
- Can be earned in 5 years with a possibility of earning
in 4 years
- Can choose to enter 4 year institution with
transferable credits only Associate in Science (AS) Associate in Arts (AA)
How is it Working? 2015 – 16 SY
ACT Composite 18.8 BCS SAT
College Ready
23.8 ECHS 1405 BCS 1566 ECHS 1485 NC 88% College Bound
College Going
100% Graduation Rate 85.3% EOC CCR Rate “A” NC School Report Card
High School
66 Associate Degrees 94% of College Classes Taken Earned Transferable Credit
College
earned by 60 students 100% Graduated with Transferable Credit 19.1 NC 1453 US 20.8 US
What can you expect from us?
- The most fulfilling
challenge of your life
- Classes that are rich in
projects and hands on learning
- Caring family
Atmosphere
What can we expect of Students?
- A full year commitment
from both the parent and the student
- Show up to school every
day
- Do homework/attend Smart
Lunch
- Participate in class and
seminar activities
- Become engaged in the
school
What can we expect from Parents & Guardians?
- Create an environment where your child has a place
to study.
- Stay current with assignments and grades
- Ensure your child comes to school and stays at
school
- Support your child’s initial decision to attend Early
College
How to Apply
- Applications are available online the week of February
13 at bcswan.net then select Early College High School
- Middle school counselor determines the date your
Application Submission Confirmation Form is due at your middle school. All paperwork due to ECHS by March 10.
- Late or incomplete applications will not be processed