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Who to Contact?

Within the Student Services Department, there are several people to assist you with your needs and requests:

 

Mr. Marion, School Counselor

Mrs. Jones, School Counselor

Mrs. Pilcher, School Social Worker

Ms. Pittman, Registrar

Officer Howell, School Resource Officer

Updated: 8/31/2020

Individual and Family Resources

Mobile Crisis Emergency Contact- Integrated Family Services:  1-866-437-1821

 

Carteret County Emergency Assistance Resources.pdf (PDF)

 

Carteret County Food Resources.pdf (PDF)

 

Mental Health Resources 2019.2020. (PDF)

Signs of Suicide (SOS) Prevention Program

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* YOU can make a difference

BE A VOLUNTEER

There are many advantages to becoming a volunteer:

(1) Great College Resume Builder

(2)  Help others and give back to the community

(3)  Learn a new skill 

(4) Discover a possible career path 

(5) Networking

 

**Contact your counselor for opportunities

 

General Information

Senior Presentation 2021

 

 

September To Do list for Seniors

September To Do list for Seniors

September Senior To Do List Links

https://www.cfnc.org/pay-for-college/

https://www.cfnc.org

https://www.commonapp.org/

https://echs-ccs-nc.schoolloop.com/scholarshipinformation

https://cacrao.org/programs/2020-high-school-student-registration

 

North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics

Attention 10th Grade students:  Admissions Requirement update for the North Carolina School of Science and Math
 
Standardized Test Update for the Class of 2023
 
In response to the extraordinary challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on access to SAT and ACT testing, the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (NCSSM) will waive the standardized test requirement (SAT and/or ACT) for the Class of 2023.  For students who choose to submit standardized test score reports, those score reports will not be considered as part of the NCSSM admissions review process, as we strive to ensure equity for all students across the state of North Carolina.
 
If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Admissions, admissions@ncssm.edu.
 

Carteret County Food Resources 2020

Carteret County Food Resources 2020

Online Learning Tips

Online Study Tips

How to Practice Good Mental Health

https://nycwell.cityofnewyork.us/en/coping-wellness-tips/tips-for-staying-mentally-healthy/

 

 

 

 

 

Internet Access for 60 days

Here is a link for information to see if you qualify.

 

 

Check your emails!

During the time we are not coming to school it is vital that you continue to check your email! Mrs. Jones and Mr. Marion will be emailing you during this time like we would normally. If you need to get in touch with your counselors during this time send us an email---

 

beverly.jones@carteretk12.org

 

derek.marion@carteretk12.org

 

 

Use the Internet WISELY and SAFELY

Freshman!!!

What Should I Be Doing?

  1. Focus on your grades and classes. GPA and Class rank matter when applying to college
  2. Sign up for extracurricular activities. Get involved.
  3. Volunteer
  4. Start a log or journal to ...more

Sophomores!!!

What Should I Be Doing?

  1. Take ownership of your education! Talk with your school counselor about your future plans.
  2. Talk with your teachers about how to best prepare for your tests and exams.
  3. Keep a log ...more

Juniors!!!

What should I be doing?

  1. Take the PSAT ( not required but information very useful)- this is a National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
  2. Take the SAT and/or ACT at least one time.- ACT will be given to ...more

SENIORS!!!!

What Should I Be Doing?

1. Start working on college applications- decide if you want to apply for early admission.

2. Retake the SAT and/or ACT.

3. Talk with your teachers and counselor about ...more

Work Permit

https://www.labor.nc.gov/workplace-rights/youth-employment-rules/youth-employment-certificate

ACADEMIC RESOURCES

http://academy.act.org/

 

https://www.khanacademy.org/

College Vists

Each student is allotted two (2) days per high school career to tour college campuses.  If you wish to participate in a college visit day (s), you must pick up a college visit request form from Student Services.  This form must be signed by the school administrator prior to your absence.  This form must be returned to the school after your visit with proof of visitation. You are responsible for all work missed. 

Email

If you would like to receive emails from your student's counselor, please email the counselor to be added to the roster.

 

Grading Scale

Grading Scale

Quality Points

 

Standard

Honors

AP and/or

CCC College Transfer

90-100

4.0

4.5

5.0

80-89

3.0

3.5

4.0

70-79

2.0

2.5

3.0

60-69

1.0

1.5

2.0

59 and below

0.0

0.0

0.0

How do I send a transcript with my college application?

This is a great question! Even better: I have the answer for you! There are two ways to have your transcript sent to the college or university that needs it for their application.

 

 

For colleges and universities in North Carolina, you will need to go to http://www.cfnc.org.

     If you do not have an account, you will need to make one. 

     You will need your PowerSchool #.

     Under Transcript Manager, you will see directions on how to send your transcript.

 

For colleges, universities, scholarships, military, etc., please come to Student Services and fill out the Transcript Request Form. You will need to know the address of where you would like your transcript sent.

 

 

Updated: 10/4/2019

SERVICES

Academic Support-

* Academic Planning

* Referral for Academic Support

* Test Interpretation

* Student Record Interpretation

Career/College Planning-

* Financial Aid Workshops

* Scholarship Workshops

* College Nights

* Career Inventories

Responsive Services-

 * Individual Counseling

 * Small Group Counseling

 * Linking with Community  Supports

 * Linking with School Supports

 * Character Education

 * Crisis Intervention