Raising The Dropout Age Shows Varied Results
In North Carolina, you can legally drop out of high school at the age of 16 – except in two school districts in Catawba County – Newton-Conover City Schools and Hickory Public Schools. Both were […]
In North Carolina, you can legally drop out of high school at the age of 16 – except in two school districts in Catawba County – Newton-Conover City Schools and Hickory Public Schools. Both were […]
Campus visits are a critical part of choosing the right college. Nothing else cuts through the clutter of data better than getting a firsthand look at the school you are considering attending for several years of […]
Catawba Valley Community College students recently competed in the NASA/NC Space Grant Community College High Altitude Ballooning Team Challenge and Competition and won the Team Work Award. Six community college teams competed by constructing and […]
Since he was in third grade, Discovery High senior Zach Perry has suffered from anxiety attacks. He is one of 6.8 million people or 3.1 percent of the U.S. population who lives with this problem […]
There were no billy clubs or tear gas, but students from Catawba Valley Community College had the opportunity to walk the same steps supporters of the civil rights movement took during the 1965 “Bloody Sunday” […]
This is Jennifer Cobb’s third year as a faculty member for Catawba Valley Community College’s Advertising and Graphic Design program, but the institution has been a part of her life much longer. She’s gone on […]
Sometimes as a high school principal, it is easy to stand at the back of a classroom and feel like a character in a Walter Mitty skit. Rather than be something you are not, the […]
This is the year of the student at Northview Middle School. A new initiative, called WIN (What I Need), has put the focus on giving students more of a voice in their own education and […]
As the Catawba County Board of Commissioners continues to move our strategic planning process forward, we’ve already taken definitive action in a critical area for community growth: education. Along with our local education systems, we […]
Flexibility and freedom are just some of the reasons thousands of families have turned to home schools for their children’s educational needs. Thirty years ago there were 381 home schools in North Carolina, serving 809 […]
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