ICON Summer Internship Program Application Deadline

SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAMThe ICON Summer Internship Program allows Cumberland County high school students 15+ to apply and interview to work in paid positions. This work-based learning program is an educational approach utilizing the workplace to provide students with t......More

SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAMThe ICON Summer Internship Program allows Cumberland County high school students 15+ to apply and interview to work in paid positions. This work-based learning program is an educational approach utilizing the workplace to provide students with the competencies and skills that allow them to connect school experiences to real-life work activities through career exploration exposure to the real workplace and achievement of work readiness skills.Benefits of Work-based Learning Save* Explore possible careers enhance skill development and apply academic proficiency* Develop employment skills including positive work habits and attitudes* Make connections between schools post-secondary opportunities and employers.* Improve job prospects after graduation* Learn from skilled professionalsWORK-BASED LEARNING PROGRAMSBased on occupational goals students can be placed in one or more of the following programs:CAREER SHADOWING (unpaid)Career Shadowing involves pairing industry partners with students to share aspects related to careers. It is a one-day exposure to the &ldquo real world&rdquo of work. Student groups tour facilities to get an idea of what individuals do for a living and learn more about a particular industry.INTERNSHIP (paid or unpaid)Internships are short-term employment opportunities that are ideally related to a student's pathway. Students use an internship to determine if they have an interest in a particular career to create a network of contacts and to gain valuable work experience.For more information about ICON or WBL contact your high school CTE Facilitator. If your company is interested in hosting an ICON intern please email [email protected]

Department Meeting

E.E. Smith High Town Hall Meeting

Background:We are organizing an in-person Town Hall meeting to discuss the potential construction of a new E.E. Smith High School. The town hall will give us an opportunity to share accurate information about the current stage of the project and address questions and co......More

Background:We are organizing an in-person Town Hall meeting to discuss the potential construction of a new E.E. Smith High School. The town hall will give us an opportunity to share accurate information about the current stage of the project and address questions and concerns from all stakeholders.Who:Invitees: Superintendent, Board of Education members, County Commissioners, Ft. Liberty personnel, General Rodney AndersonAudience: E.E. Smith High School alumni, parents, students, and community membersWhat:The Town Hall will concentrate on delivering factual insights concerning the necessity for a new E.E. Smith High School, the existing project status, potential locations, approximate expenditures, and fundamental considerations for the new school's layout and amenities.When:Date: Tuesday, April 23, 2024Time: 5:30 p.m.Location: E.E. Smith High School AuditoriumWhy:To address the imperative need for a new E.E. Smith High School due to infrastructural and educational limitations.To furnish information regarding the school's status as a Nationally Certified STEM Campus and its influence on its educational programs.To deliberate on the obstacles associated with the current campus size and potential sites for the new school.To clarify details concerning the anticipated expenses, design considerations, and facilities of the new high school.To solicit feedback and tackle concerns from stakeholders, including alumni, parents, students, and community members.Conclusion:This Town Hall meeting represents a pivotal opportunity to engage with stakeholders and uphold transparency within the decision-making process. We firmly believe that fostering open communication and collaboration is imperative to the success of this project.

End of Grading Period Q7

Community Parent Café

Target Audience: CCS families and community membersTime: 6:00-8:00 p.m.Where: Smith Recreation Center 1520 Slater Ave. FayettevilleBe part of enriching discussions that foster stronger bonds within families and communities. Our central theme is "Working Together to Crea......More

Target Audience: CCS families and community membersTime: 6:00-8:00 p.m.Where: Smith Recreation Center 1520 Slater Ave. FayettevilleBe part of enriching discussions that foster stronger bonds within families and communities. Our central theme is "Working Together to Create a Community Where Positive Childhood Outcomes are Everyone's Business&rdquo . Parent Café s provide parents/caregivers a safe and welcoming space to discuss specific topics and to learn from one another. These meaningful conversations that help strengthen families and communities will focus on two of the five Protective Factors: Knowledge (Knowledge of Parenting and Child Development) and Support (Concrete Support in Times of Need). Resource information light refreshments and door prizes will be provided. Help us spread the word! Seats are limited. Call 910-483-7370 to reserve a seat. To learn more about Parent Café s visit: https://www.bestrongfamilies.org/cafes-overview

Teacher Grades Finalized Q7

Report Cards Go Home/Grades available in Parent Portal

It's OK to Ask: Children's Mental Health & Wellness Fair

Who: Pre-K-12 Students, Families, & Community StakeholdersWhat: Walk for Suicide Prevention, Community Resource FairWhere: Festival Park How: District-sponsored event (venue, marketing, & DJ) and sponsorsWhen: May 4, 2024, Time - 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.Target Audience: S......More

Who: Pre-K-12 Students, Families, & Community StakeholdersWhat: Walk for Suicide Prevention, Community Resource FairWhere: Festival Park How: District-sponsored event (venue, marketing, & DJ) and sponsorsWhen: May 4, 2024, Time - 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.Target Audience: Students, Parents/Families, CCS Employees, Community Members, Mental Health is Everyone's Business!The first week of May is observed as National Children's Mental Health Week. The purpose of this event is to raise awareness about the importance of children's mental health and show that positive mental health is essential to a child's healthy development. It is also intended to share the many resources available within CCS and the community at large.

Cumberland County Board of Education Meeting

Progress Report Q8