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High School Cooperative Programs
Academic Advising Center (Caldwell Campus only )
Watauga county students contact your local Transition Advisor
Overview
Caldwell County Schools, Watauga County Schools and Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute have long enjoyed many successful partnerships. Driven to meet the needs of a changing community, the Public School System and Caldwell Community College have teamed up to offer new programming that will expand choices and offer the most relevant training for today's workforce.
Students now have more choices in education than ever before, whether they are college-bound or plan to enter the workforce directly after high school graduation. A Caldwell county student may choose to apply to Early College or Middle College, or students from both Caldwell and Watauga counties may choose to simply remain at their traditional high school and take either Huskins, Learn and Earn Online (LEO), or Dual Enrollment courses to get a head start on their college education or post-secondary training. Students in both counties may also choose to begin one of three college certificate programs that can be completed immediately upon high school graduation.
Caldwell Early College |
Caldwell County Career Center High School |
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Rising ninth graders in Caldwell County interested in eventually transferring to a four year university or college are eligible to apply to Caldwell Early College. For more information, please visit the Caldwell Early College page.
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Rising ninth graders in Caldwell County interested in eventually obtaining a two-year technical college degree are eligible to apply to Caldwell County Career Center High School on the campus of CCC&TI. For more information, please visit the Career Center High School page.
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Huskins, Dual Enrollment & Learn and Earn Online (LEO) |
Transition Advisement |
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Students in grades 9-12 from Caldwell and Watauga Counties are eligible for Huskins and LEO courses. Students age 16 and older are eligible to enroll for select dual enrollment courses. All three programs provide an accelerated opportunity for many high school students who are ready for the challenge of college course work. For more information, please visit the Huskins, Learn and Earn Online (LEO), and Dual Enrollment page. |
The Transition Advisement program at CCC&TI places a college academic advisor in each traditional high school in Caldwell and Watauga counties. The advisors assist with questions about enrollment in our cooperative programs, placement testing, career exploration, and many other questions about post-secondary education. For more information, please visit the Transition Advisement page. |
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