High School Registration / North Carolina School of Science and Math Courses

The North Carolina School of Science and Math offers honors and Advanced Placement interactive videoconferencing (IVC) courses for 11^th and 12^th grade students from around the state. These distance education courses, which are taught by NCSSM faculty, are designed to provide schools with access to advanced level courses which are not currently provided. Courses include Honors Forensic Science, Honors Genetics and Biotechnology, AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, and Mandarin Chinese. Best of all, these courses are offered at no charge to public school students in North Carolina! Registration is now open for the 2012-13 school year. For a list of courses that are being offered for the 2012-13 school year, click here.

The NC Department of Public Instruction has created NCWISE course codes for all NCSSM IVC courses and these courses will appear on a student’s transcript. NCSSM also provides progress reports and report cards to each student in the local school. Each class is taught on a semester long, daily , 90 minute block schedule during the school day. Participating public schools provide the textbooks, a classroom or dedicated learning space, a computer for each student during class, and a local facilitator (who does not have to be a licensed teacher). For more information on NCSSM IVC courses and on how to register your students for the 2012-13 school year, visit www.dlt.ncssm.edu/ivc or counselors can contact Anna DeConti at deconti@ncssm.edu or (919) 416-2833. Please see attached flier for more information.

As a part of the school’s outreach mission, NCSSM offers honors and Advanced Placement interactive videoconferencing (IVC) courses for 11^th and 12^th grade students from around the state. These distance education courses, which are taught by NCSSM faculty, are designed to provide schools with access to advanced level courses which are not currently provided. Courses include Honors Forensic Science, Honors Genetics and Biotechnology, AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, and Mandarin Chinese. Best of all, these courses are offered at no charge to public school students in North Carolina! Registration is now open for the 2012-13 school year. For a list of courses that are being offered for the 2012-13 school year, click here.

The NC Department of Public Instruction has created NCWISE course codes for all NCSSM IVC courses and these courses will appear on a student’s transcript. NCSSM also provides progress reports and report cards to each student in the local school. Each class is taught on a semester long, daily , 90 minute block schedule during the school day. Participating public schools provide the textbooks, a classroom or dedicated learning space, a computer for each student during class, and a local facilitator (who does not have to be a licensed teacher). For more information on NCSSM IVC courses and on how to register your students for the 2012-13 school year, visit www.dlt.ncssm.edu/ivc or contact Anna DeConti at deconti@ncssm.edu or (919) 416-2833. Please see attached flier for more information.

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