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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 33 seniors in the Class of 2019 at Vance County Early College High School enjoyed celebrating their many achievements during their high school careers as part of their Class Night on May 16.
New PIO and Finance Officer assume responsibilities on October 1, 2019.
More than 75 educators with Vance County Schools joined together to participate in the school system's Summer Summit held on June 21, at Zeb Vance Elementary School.
Selected students from our elementary schools in grades 1-3 began working with teachers in the school system’s Read to Achieve Summer Reading Camps at Aycock and L.B. Yancey elementary schools on June 18.
With the Vance County Board of Education's earlier approval of a restart plan for Vance County High School, the school's academic calendar for the 2019-2020 school year will involve an earlier start.
Supply lists for the 2019-2020 school year can be found here. Click on the school name for a list of school supplies by grade level.
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The Vance County Board of Education approved the school calendars for the 2019-2020 school year during the board's March 11, meeting.
There were 27 of the high school graduates who also earned an associates degree from Vance-Granville Community College and eight earned two associate degrees from the community college.
The graduates include: Marcus Baggett, Amber Cotton, Emily Dement, Matthew Denton, Damien Faulkner, Khalil Gay, Jessica Grissom, Zuisadai Guzman Vasquez, Kaitlyn Harris, Maya Hawkins, Anthony Henderson, Henry Huynh, Tim Jiang, Alondra Lopez Moreno, Tabais Mitchell, Ariel Noel, Ashley Pendergrass, Joseph Penny, Joel Renteria, Jr., Nashanti Richardson, Ethan Roberson, Jarrett Seaman, Amaya Sneed, Joniyah Teasley, Charles Thompson, III, Gracey Vaught, Alexis Watson, Kamiyah Wiggins, Corey Williams, Jr., Jamad Williams, Kianna Wills, Jadakiss Wilson and Al-Leain Young.
Those receiving both associate of arts and associate of science degrees were Matthew Denton, Jessica Grissom, Kaitlyn Harris, Henry Huynh, Tim Jiang, Joel Renteria, Jr., Ethan Roberson and Kianna Wills.
Ethan Roberson was the class valedictorian and Tim Jiang was the class salutatorian. They both delivered addresses that recognized the accomplishments of their distinguished class and included excitement about their futures.
Principal Travis Taylor led the commencement exercises. The Air Force Junior ROTC Color Guard from Vance County High School presented the flags at the beginning of the ceremony. Senior Kamiyah Wiggins sang "The Star Spangled Banner."
Serving as graduation marshals were Josiah Jones and Haley Williams, as lead marshals, as well as Aryianna Dockery, Emani Foster, Cheyenne Guerrant, Kristyn Medlin, Josie Roberson, Kendall Royster, Jessica Steed and Leslie Zuniga Trejo.
