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f. e. dubose career center - fedcc

Calendar news:

Friday, december 16 is an early release day.

First and second period (morning) classes will meet!

winter break dates: december 19-january 3

students return and second semester begins on january 4

GET THE FACTS ABOUT CTE - SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE!

Link: Class (Bell) Schedule!

School Information

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Please contact your student's teacher at FEDCC if you would like to have a meeting or phone call to discuss his or her progress at any time, 803-473-2531. Direct extensions are available through the directory or below.

Welcome students, parents, and other visitors! We are proud to serve as the district career and technical education program (CTE) for the communities of Clarendon County! We are located on the F. E. DuBose Campus of Central Carolina Technical College in Manning, but we have recently consolidated with the Clarendon County School District. Our students come from local public and private high schools, and we prepare them for their future in college and career pathways. We offer relevant, interactive, and highly skilled learning at its best! Other programs at our facility include Clarendon County Adult Education and CCTC college and dual-enrollment courses. (If you are looking for information regarding CCTC Dual Enrollment Courses, click HERE)

THIS WEBSITE IS A WORK IN PROGRESS. THE MAIN PURPOSE IS TO HOUSE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR SCHOOL, STUDENT EXPECTATIONS AND HANDBOOK, AND LINKS TO TEACHER GOOGLESITES. UPDATES WILL BE FREQUENT AND ONGOING. THERE IS A LOT OF INFORMATION - TAKE YOUR TIME TO EXPLORE, WATCH, AND READ!!

Link to Welcome and How to Navigate our Website Video

FEDCC Video Orientation Series - Introduction: Vision

MUST WATCH: FEDCC Virtual Tour Video and How to COVID 19 at FEDCC!

(Please note: Masks are no longer required but strongly encouraged!!)

**Annual Public Notices are published on the "schedule" page or tab!

FEDCC career Clusters and Classes

Faculty

Automotive Technology - Blake Driggers: ext 619

blake.driggers@clarendoncsd.org

Business and Information Technology - Jennifer Hunt: ext 610 jennifer.hunt@clarendoncsd.org

Carpentry/Building Construction - Mike Griffin: ext 630

mike.griffin@clarendon.csd.org

Cosmetology - Tammie Graham: ext 639

tammie.graham@clarendoncsd.org

Culinary Arts - Jean Shaw: ext 634

jean.shaw@clarendoncsd.org

Early Childhood Education - Mary Brock: ext 624

mary.brock@clarendoncsd.org

Health Science - Amanda Taylor: ext 638

amanda.taylor@clarendoncsd.org

Law Enforcement Services - Ladell Grice: ext 628

ladell.grice@clarendoncsd.org

Welding - Mark Burke: ext 625,

mark.burke@clarendoncsd.org

Main phone number: 803-473-2531

SCROLL down to the next section to see SCHOOL RESOURCES for 2022-2023 enrollment information and to the bottom to see links to TEACHER WEBSITES.

Administration and STAFF

Dr. Lisa H. Justice, F. E. DuBose Director: lisa.justice@clarendoncsd.org

KImberly O. Johnson, Assistant Director: kimberly.johnson@clarendoncsd.org

Lara Kolb, Adult Education Director

Ver'Lita Green, Finance

Carolyn Fleming, Administrative Attendance

Rhounette Simon, Administrative Assistant

Franklin Simmons, Head of Maintenance

Michael Brooks, Custodial

Deputy Jason Thompson, SRO

Oldies: Salute to Class of 2020 Video ; Salute to Class of 2022 Video

DIRECTOR, DR. LISA JUSTICE

About our Director

Dr. Lisa Justice is an educator with over twenty-five years of experience as a teacher and school leader in both North and South Carolina. A graduate of Wingate University with a BA in English, Dr. Justice also holds two Master of Education degrees from Columbia College and Winthrop University. She most recently completed her Doctor of Education from the University of South Carolina, Columbia. Previously the Director of Clarendon County Adult Education, Dr. Justice has been Director of F. E. DuBose Career Center in Manning for four years. Career and Technical Education has become her most current passion in the world of education because of the opportunities for integrated, relevant, and rigorous learning it provides for students.

Outside of school, Dr. Justice remains very active in the community. She is a member of the Economic Development Board of Clarendon County, Clarendon County Chamber of Commerce, Manning Rotary, the Optimist Club of Clarendon, the South Carolina Association of School Administrators, and the Association of Career and Technology Education as well as a volunteer with many other local organizations. She is also in the second year of her term on the Wateree Community Action Board of Directors. Originally from Charlotte, Dr. Justice and her family live in Manning.

Archived Announcement Videos from 2020-2021...these give you an idea of what goes on in our school!

Friday, October 2

Friday, October 9

Friday, October 23

HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS...What will happen after Winter Break??

Friday, January 8

Friday, January 29

Friday, February 5 (published Monday, February 8)

Friday, February 19

Friday, February 26

Friday, April 2

Friday, April 30

SCHOOL resources

SCDE Websites

FEDCC School Information

District and School Websites

FEDCC School Information

[FEDCC Student Handbook - see above "Welcome Packet"]
[FEDCC Facebook]
[FEDCC T-Shirts for Sale!]

Links to teacher

google Websites

Teachers will update with syllabus, assignments, weekly lesson topics or plans, and other instructional materials; and links to class meetings and online learning platforms. These links are now live and active!!

Automotive Technology

Business and Information Technology

(Building) Construction and Carpentry

Cosmetology

Culinary Arts

Early Childhood Education

Health Science

Law Enforcement Services

Welding Technology

Class and Bell Schedule

GET THE FACTS ABOUT CTE!

CTE serves 94% of all high school students.
The average high school graduation rate for students concentrating in CTE programs is 93%, compared to an average national freshman graduation rate of 80%. In South Carolina, that rate increases to 98%.
Taking one CTE class for every two academic classes minimizes the risk of students dropping out of high school.
91 percent of high school graduates who earned 2-3 CTE credits enrolled in college.
CTE reduces dropout and increases on-time graduation, particularly CTE courses taken in 11th and 12th grades.
The more students participate in career and technical student organizations, the higher their academic motivation, academic engagement, grades, career self-efficacy, college aspirations and employability skills.
Students attending CTE high schools have demonstrated higher rates of on-time graduation and credit accumulation and a greater likelihood of successfully finishing a college preparatory mathematics sequence.
CTE students were significantly more likely than their non-CTE counterparts to report developing problem-solving, project completion, research, math, college application, work-related, communication, time management and critical-thinking skills during high school.
Health care occupations are projected to grow 18 percent by 2026, adding more than 2 million new jobs.
3 million workers will be needed for the nation’s infrastructure in the next decade, including designing, building and operating transportation, housing, utilities and telecommunications.
Almost half of the energy workforce may need to be replaced by 2024, and demand for solar and wind energy technicians will double.
More than 80 percent of manufacturers report that talent shortages will impact their ability to meet customer demand.
Work-based learning helps students apply and extend classroom learning, gain motivation and understanding, explore careers and develop critical understanding of the work environment.
Students who take advanced CTE courses in high school see higher earnings, including a 3.2 percent wage increase for CTE concentrators.

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