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JAM REPORT: Bringing the Best of Early College to Scale
From the Middle College National Consortium (MCNC), NCNSP, Jobs for the Future and other partners, this summary report includes discussions and findings from the 2011 online JAM about "Bringing the Best of Early College to Scale."
3 FEB 2012
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Job Posting: Project Director
NCNSP seeks a project director for its Validating Early College Strategies (VECS) initiative under the federal Investing in Innovation (i3) program. The program director will provide direct support to local educators, instructional and leadership coaches and other NCNSP School Development staff engaged in the redesign effort to imbed early college high school strategies in comprehensive high schools included in the initiative.
31 JAN 2012
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Job Posting: Principal Investigator
Principal investigator for NCNSP STEP alternative teacher preparation program
31 JAN 2012
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INNOVATOR Jan. 18, 2012
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- New Year brings new initiatives for NCNSP
- Leaders help plan for scaling up innovation
- STEM teacher prep program wins approval
- Good teaching leads to better life outcomes
- More News from New Schools ...18 JAN 2012
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Job Posting: Principal, NERSBA
The Northeast Regional High School of Biotechnology and Agriscience (NERSBA) is located in northeastern North Carolina and serves students in Washington, Tyrrell, Beaufort, Martin, and Pitt counties. This school is located on the campus of the Vernon G. James Research and Extension Center just five miles east of Plymouth. NERSBA is a state-of-the-art STEM Early College high school designed to promote personal, local, and global well-being where students can earn college credit while completing a rigorous high school curriculum. The principal position is available for a dynamic individual, who leads by example, has experience in agriscience and biotechnology, has a working knowledge in the STEM Early College high school initiative, understands the diverse culture in a rural farming area, is an innovative solution seeker, and encourages the participation of business and entrepreneur leadership. Download the PDF for a full description.
4 JAN 2012
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INNOVATOR Dec. 13, 2011
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- Recognizing quality in NC's STEM schools
- Educators meet to sharpen focus on goals
- Latest school data on NC report card site
- Kenan Fellows seeking innovative teachers
- and more news about secondary school innovation13 DEC 2011
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Job Posting: Leadership Coach
The North Carolina New Schools Project seeks an exemplary educator with exceptional oral and written communications skills to serve as a leadership coach for principals seeking to transform secondary schools to become academically rigorous, focused and nimble institutions capable of graduating all students and preparing them for college, work and citizenship. The Leadership Coach will guide and focus school leaders on innovation, reflective practice and the strategic planning process in the development of sustainable innovation. Download the PDF for more details.
12 DEC 2011
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INNOVATOR Nov. 8, 2011
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- Help wanted: Employees with advanced skills
- NC leaders honor schools for graduating all
- Teachers share strategies at STEM symposium
- NC hosting national STEM conference in 2012
- and more news about secondary school innovation8 NOV 2011
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INNOVATOR Oct. 4, 2011
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-Postsecondary success true test of readiness
-NCNSP wins federal grant to train new teachers
-Wake-NCSU Early College featured in Ed Week
-FutureReady: New forum for education reform4 OCT 2011
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INNOVATOR Sept. 6, 2011
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-Scaling innovation to reach more students
-3 new NCNSP schools open in 2011-12
-Survey finds grads have high school regrets6 SEP 2011
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