Weekly Message–March 1-5, 2021

Good Evening SCS Families. This is Ms. Price with your Weekly Message for the week of March 1, 2021.

Juniors & Seniors: Glaxo Smith Klein is hosting a webinar on Tuesday, March 2nd at 12:00 noon to share information about their Summer Apprenticeship Program. Juniors and Seniors can explore available job listings, apprenticeships, internships, and summer enrichment programs on the Module page in Canvas.

11th Grade – https://dpsnc.instructure.com/enroll/BBB4GJ

12th Grade – https://dpsnc.instructure.com/enroll/CDGXLT 

Seniors I want to thank you for your participation in our Senior Wellness Wednesday survey.  Your voices have been heard and on March 3rd at 11am we will have Christina Villegas from the Emily K Center here to educate you on last minute college application information, RDS and FAFSA applications with special attention to Latinx families, and how to make a Gap Year a productive year.  All are welcomed to this session, so please don’t hesitate to invite the family.  

For 11th grade students who are taking the make-up ACT assessment this week, dates run from Tuesday, March 2 – Thursday, March 4. Please arrive no later than 8:30 a.m. to be checked in. Testing begins at 9:00 a.m. Once testing begins, you cannot be allowed into the testing site, so please arrive on time. Make sure you wear your mask. 

EMILY K CENTER RECRUITING STUDENTS

There are two application-based, selective academic programs at the Emily K Center:

  • Pioneer Scholars (grades 1-8): a free, academic enrichment program serving academically-focused elementary and middle school students in Durham County who aspire to attend college after high school. The goal of the program is to establish a strong foundation of academic and leadership skills so that students enter high school ready to excel in a rigorous college preparatory curriculum that will put them on the path to admission at select colleges and universities. (Director-Nephitearya Bailey Singleton: nbailey@emilyk.org)    
  • the Scholars to College program (grades 9-12): a free, competitive college-prep program with one end-goal: to ensure that bright, ambitious students from underrepresented backgrounds are highly prepared for and appropriately matched with selective and/or generous universities, graduating with low or no debt. (Director-Camille Wilson: cwilson@emilyk.org)

Virtual Open House Dates for Families

·  Tuesday, March 2nd from 6pm-7pm OR

·  Tuesday, March 9th from 6pm-7pm

Families can register for the Zoom sessions here: bit.ly/EKCOPENHOUSE (no deadline)

The flyer and income eligibility information is attached.

Have a good evening from all of us at SCS where we practice the 4 C’s – Creativity, Communication, Collaboration, and Community.

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