Caldwell County Career Center High School
Full-day expanded services will be offered to high school juniors at the Caldwell Career Center. Once this inaugural group completes two years, they will graduate form high school with both a strong academic foundation as well as advanced college/technical coursework in preparation for a two-year commitment towards a community college degree. Some of the features include:
Grade SpanGrades 11 - 14
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Targeted Student PopulationHigh school juniors with specific career intent in one of three areas:
Students capable and mature for collegiate setting CurriculumCollege Tech Prep course of study
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Credentials
Apprenticeship Journeyman's Certificate Advancement towards Community College Degree |
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Tuition and FeesNo cost for books or tuition during grades 11 & 12 Financial Aid available during grades 13 & 14 |
Earning College CreditStudents will earn a minimum of 12 to 24 semester hours of college credit by the end of the senior year of high school. Most technical credits are either post-secondary coursework or are high school courses that articulate to community college credit. |
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Prerequisites
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Extracurricular
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For more information visit the Caldwell County Career Center Visit Caldwell County Schools |
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