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Compliance Conditioning: A Year in the Life of a Health and Welfare Plan.
This two-part virtual seminar takes place on Wednesday, February 16 and Thursday, February 17 from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. ET both days. During the session, our compliance counsel will review essential plan-sponsor compliance obligations in the context of the annual life cycle of a plan. We’ll include time for your questions at the end, and you’ll receive 3 hours of HRCI and SHRM recertification credit if you attend both days.
Thank you for your ongoing partnership as we work together to keep our children learning in the classroom. As the pandemic evolves, NC Department of Health and Human Services is committed to providing the most effective and appropriate public health guidance for the current phase of the pandemic. The best tools right now are: getting vaccinated, getting boosted when eligible, wearing a well-fitting mask, testing after exposure, and staying home when sick.
Contact tracing has been an important public health tool used to slow the spread of COVID at earlier points in the pandemic and remains important in certain high-risk congregate settings such as long-term care facilities, correctional facilities, and homeless shelters. At this phase in the pandemic, individual contact tracing in other settings and in the community is a less effective tool, due to several factors that include:
Lead4Change Challenge
What do you need to know to be prepared for the Lead4Change Challenge 2021/2022?·
The mission of Roxboro Community School is to achieve and maintain educational excellence by providing a small, inviting and nurturing school that focuses on grades six through 12. RCS values and respects each member of our school family, thus enabling everyone to become effective, productive citizens. RCS will provide an environment that will direct our students to focus on relevant and rigorous learning that will continue after high school. It is the vision of our school to create educated, responsible and productive men and women who are equipped to face the challenges of the 21st Century.
PHONE: 336.586.9440
MAILING ADDRESS: 2454 Altamahaw Union Ridge Road, Burlington, NC 27217
http://cgsnc.org/home/
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/cgsgrizzlies/
DIRECTOR/PRINCIPAL: Mrs. Heather Vereyken, [email protected]
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Mr. Bryan Baker, [email protected]
REGISTRAR: Mrs. Nina Miller, [email protected]
Head of School: Dr. Brittany [email protected]
Office Manager: Vickie Mangum [email protected]
Dean of High School: Dennis Noble [email protected]
Dean of Middle School: Jenna Cook [email protected]
In partnership with parents and the community, Southern Wake Academy faculty and staff will promote academic excellence among our students through a dynamic curriculum, nurturing relationships, and involvement in the community.
The Spotlight Learning Series is a four-event program designed to empower educators through a deeper understanding of research and best practices around literacy to support emerging and struggling readers.
* COVID: Past and Future Behavioral Health Impacts on Our School- Aged Children
* Pediatric Emergency: Assessment and Recognition
The Board of Directors has completed its search for a new Head of School for Carolina International School (CIS). The school’s Board of Directors met during their monthly December meeting and determined that Dr. Paul Bryant will take the helm at Cabarrus County’s first public charter school that focuses on international and environmental curricula. He will begin his role on January 3, 2022.
Dr. Bryant, an educator with almost thirty years of experience, has worked as a teacher, a grant writer, and an administrator. He has expanded the programming, services, and enrollment at five different universities. His work improved freshmen retention rates, streamlined admissions processes, significantly increased the four-year graduation rate, and resulted in successful accreditation processes.
Girls Who Code (GWC) is an international nonprofit offering free and flexible coding resources for our community!
When you sign up to start a GWC Club, you’ll get access to everything you need -- including training, comprehensive resources, 120+ hours of easy-to-use and flexible coding curriculum for 3-12th graders, and even free t-shirts and other swag for each of your Club members. Clubs curriculum features coding tutorials for all skill levels, inspiring women in tech, community-building activities to increase confidence, and project-based learning related to activism. You don’t need any prior coding experience to get started! Plus -- all genders are welcome in this girls-supportive environment. Learn more about the Clubs program here or join a webinar here .
Sign up here to access GWC’s free Clubs curriculum & resources!
Ever wonder how a career in tech can help you pursue your passions? Join Girls Who Code summer 2022 to find out! If you’re a 9-12th grade girl - both cis and trans - or non-binary student , you’re invited to apply to Girls Who Code’s 2-week virtual Summer Immersion Program (SIP) or virtual Self-Paced Program (SPP)!
You’ll learn an intro to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through fun, hands-on projects for beginners or receive advanced certification in cybersecurity if you’re looking to sharpen your coding skills. You’ll even explore careers in tech through connections to top companies like YumBrands and Bank of America, just to name two! Plus - you’ll become a part of a global sisterhood of 450,000 students worldwide that’ll grant you access to exclusive alumni career support for life! In addition to our Summer Programs being 100% free , stipends of up to $300 and tech support are available for applicants who qualify.
Friday 2/25/22 (4-8pm) and Saturday 2/26/22 (8am-5pm)
Theme: “Educational Equity, Access & Engagement”
NCAPCS is sending a shout out to Ariadna Cruz, a senior at Henderson Collegiat, who has been selected for an early-decision, full-ride scholarship to Denison University through the highly selective QuestBridge National College Match Scholarship program.
This year, QuestBridge’s 45 college partners matched with 1,674 students who are recognized as College Match Scholarship Recipients, the highest number to date, according to a December 1, 2021 press release. The Match Scholars were chosen from 6,312 finalists out of a pool of 16,500 applicants nationwide based on academic achievement, financial qualifications, and personal character.
The NC Department of Health and Human Services released two memos this month providing charter schools with information and resources for complying with state law regarding school supply of Epinephrine auto-injectors and diabetes training.
NCAPCS members can access more resources about the required diabetes training in our Members Only Resource Library.
The U.S. Department of Commerce is making available $3 billion in funding for communities. Public schools are focused on educating students, but they also create jobs, provide capital improvements to community facilities, generate construction jobs—not to mention that they create the workforce of tomorrow.
As such, your schools may be eligible for the following Investing in America’s Communities programs:
A shout out! goes to Union Academy's (Monroe, NC) Beta Club for being named a 2020-2021 National Beta School of Distinction. UA's Beta Club earned this recognition by increasing their club’s membership by at least 10% from last year. UA currently has 110 members and will add more this year.
Integrity6 is the premier enrollment, lottery and waitlist management platform for charter schools. We offer unprecedented levels of intelligent automation to automate your new student enrollment, from initial application, random lottery, parent notifications and updates, automated waitlist management, post lottery applications, document collection, and full student registration support. We are based in Charlotte, N.C. USA and provide a full platform for charter school enrollment.
Stewards of Children® is a prevention training that teaches adults how to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse. The program is designed for organizations that serve youth and for individuals concerned about the safety of children. It is the only nationally distributed, evidence-informed program proven to increase knowledge, improve attitudes, and change child protective behaviors.
THIS TRAINING MEETS THE NC LEGISLATIVE REQUIREMENT FOR SEX TRAFFICKING PREVENTION TRAINING