Student’s received a copy of Vance County Schools Handbook and 2017 Vance Co. Early College High School PTO officers and committee members, on Friday, August 11th. Parents and guardians please review district policy guidelines, processes and requirements, with your student, along with the vital role you play as a member of Early College PTO.
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El estudiante recibió una copia del Manual de Escuelas del Condado de Vance y los oficiales y miembros del comité de la PTO de la Escuela Primaria Vance de 2017 Vance Co., el viernes, 11 de agosto. Los padres y tutores deben revisar las directrices, los procesos y los requisitos del distrito con su estudiante, junto con el papel vital que desempeña como miembro de la PTO de Early College.
Vance Early College High School’s fall semester instructional day is 8:20 to 2:50. Student access to Early College High School begins at 8:05. Students arriving prior to 8:05 may convene in Vance-Granville’s Student Lounge.
VCECHS DRIVER ED REGISTRATION
If you are interested in taking Driver's Ed at the Early College please fill out the form below and turn it in at Northern Vance High School with your $45 participation fee. As soon as we have enough students to sign up and pay they will go ahead and schedule a class to be held in the afternoon on our campus. If you have any questions please feel free to contact the school or the Driver's Ed department at NVHS.
The majority of students attending the Vance County Early College High School for the new year picked up their laptop computers at the school on July 31.
Ninth-grade students and their parents attended the orientation session on July 20 for the Vance County Early College High School in preparation for the start of the new school year.
The School Supply List for the 2017-2018 school year for the Vance County Early College High School is available for parents and students.
The Vance County Board of Education was presented with the Gold Bell Award from the N.C. School Boards Association (NCSBA) during the District 3 meeting for the organization in Chapel Hill on September 13.
Vance County Schools has begun a "We Inspire 2.0" initiative for the 2017-2018 school year as the district's second year in training local educators on how to effectively use technology to enhance daily classroom instruction with students.
Approximately 5,400 students reported on August 28 for their first day of classes for the 2017-2018 school year at 15 Vance County Schools with all indications that the day ran very smoothly at all school sites.
