Location: CCHS
Cost: Free of Charge
Dates: June 5th-June 16th (10 Instructional Days)
Hours: 8:30 AM - 1:30 PM DAILY
Transportation: Bus transportation available to those students who confirm attendance by Friday, May 26th with their School Counselor.
Meal Services: Breakfast and lunch will be provided to all students attending free of charge, each day that Summer School is in session.
Students must attend all day, every day to earn credit!
Click below to review the 2023-2024 Program of Study for information on courses available and graduation requirements, as well as information on our CTE Programs.
Information regarding Scholarships, general information and announcements can now be found on the CCHS Student Services Website Scholarship Page.
Local Scholarships, posted in the Spring Semester, and the CCHS Common Scholarship Application Information are also located in the Scholarship section. Please be sure to check this page frequently, as scholarships are posted daily.
Please see Mrs. Brady with any questions you may have!
SAT/ACT Test Dates & Info. - Spring 2023
*Click Below for Test Prep and to register online!*
Students interested in taking the SAT or ACT, should register using the link below. Please keep in mind that many colleges/universities have continued to waive their testing requirements for the SAT or ACT for current High School Seniors who will attend college/university, Fall 2023 or have changed their policy all together. I would encourage you to contact the college/university you plan on attending, before registering.
○ SAT Registration/Dates Spring 2023
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/register/dates-deadlines
■ Test Prep
●https://www.khanacademy.org/test-prep/sat?scrlybrkr
○ ACT Registration/Dates Spring 2023 :http://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/registration.html
■ Test Prep
Click here to access to the 2022-2023 Program of Studies. This will guide you through different courses available to you at CCHS, as well as Diploma Types and Graduation Requirements. If you are interested in learning more about WCC Dual Enrollment classes or the Associate's Degree Program, please contact Josh Floyd, CCHS Dual Enrollment Coordinator through WCC, via email:jfloyd@wcc.vccs.edu
As always, please feel free to reach out to your grade-level counselor at anytime!
Mrs. Sharpe (Ms.Wood) is our on-site College and Career Coach from WCC! Mrs. Sharpe (Ms. Wood) is located in Student Services and will be on Campus MWF. Feel free to schedule an appointment to meet with her to discuss FAFSA, the college application process and more! She is an excellent resource. As always, Mrs. Brady is available to assist!
Students also have access to our Dual Enrollment Coordinator, Josh Floyd for assistance! Please see your grade level counselor for his contact information.
Junior Student Visit to WCC - Please register by Friday, March 24th for the April 14th visit to campus, using the link below or provided in your gmail account Sign up HERE!
UPCOMING DUAL ENROLLMENT ORIENTATION SESSIONS Spring 2023
Spring Dual Enrollment Information Sessions for ninth-grade and 10th-grade students/families (and certainly 11th-grade students/families who will be new to DE for their senior year)
Students/families can also register here:
Spring 2023 Dual Enrollment Information Sessions
All sessions start at 6 p.m. Students/families only need to attend one session.
Mar. 7, 8, and 9 – Zoom
Mar. 13 – Crossroads (Galax)
Mar. 14 and 15 – WCC ( Smyth 122)
Registration is required, especially for the in-person options.
What is Transfer VA?
Transfer Virginia provides transparent, accessible, consistent, and current information to students throughout the college selection, enrollment, and transfer process. You can research, plan, and organize your college and transfer journey using the information and resources available within this portal from Virginia’s participating institutions.
The full release in March 2022 brings more institutions and features to the portal.
*Please see your Grade Level Counselor in Student Services for additional information!*
To prepare Virginia’s students for postsecondary education or to meet employers’ expectations of candidates for entry-level jobsHouse Bill 1299andSenate Bill 738(2022 General Assembly) charged the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) and the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) with collecting information that assists high school students in making more informed decisions about their futures after graduating from high school. This ensures that such students are aware of the costs and benefits of different educational and certificate programs.
This page provides information on preparing, applying, and paying for college, as well as information on degrees and labor-market career projections.(Click the link below to access this information)
https://doe.virginia.gov/families/students/post-secondary-opportunities/index.shtm
As always, please reach out to your grade-level School Counselor in Student Services to assist you with planning your future or any questions you may have!
If you are under 16 and would like to obtain permission to work, please visit the link below to apply for a VA Workers Permit. You must be at least 14 to apply. Please see your Grade-Level Counselor with any additional questions you may have.