Enloe Student Policies and Information
Enloe Student Policies and Information
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23-24 Wake County Course Description Guide: The description of all courses that are offered through WCPSS, with prerequisites and additional information on graduation requirements and course planning.
23-24 Wake County Course Description Guide: The description of all courses that are offered through WCPSS, with prerequisites and additional information on graduation requirements and course planning.
23-24 Enloe Course Description and Planning Guide: The titles and descriptions of all courses that are offered at Enloe, including prerequisites and additional information on specific classes. Also includes information on how to translate a transcript and how to calculate your GPA.
23-24 Enloe Course Description and Planning Guide: The titles and descriptions of all courses that are offered at Enloe, including prerequisites and additional information on specific classes. Also includes information on how to translate a transcript and how to calculate your GPA.
Learn to take control
Learn to take control
Use your first-quarter grades to help you figure out how you want the rest of the year to go. This check-in, used in Civics classes, can work with students of any grade level. Use this handout to learn more about what is and is not under your control and to develop your plan to make the year what you want it to be.
Use ScribOrder and follow the instructions for Current Students.
NEW CCP STUDENTS: Interested students must set up an appointment with Mrs. Miller.
CURRENT CCP STUDENTS: Students enrolled in CCP can schedule an appointment with Mrs. Miller here.
Review the presentation here.
For any questions please email Mrs. Miller (pmiller5@wcpss.net).
BestPlannerApps-CanvaChart.pdfClick image to visit an online GPA Calculator. Be sure to click '+row' so you can enter all 8 of your classes!
Click image to learn more about gaining Credit by Demonstrated Mastery!
There’s so much students and parents can find on the College Foundation of North Carolina’s website, CFNC.org. Here’s a taste of what you can find:
Resources to help improve academic performance.
Free practice assessments for the ACT, SAT and GRE.
Tips on preparing the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA).
Applications for scholarship programs within North Carolina.
If you’re a parent, ask if your student has an account – and sign up for one of your own. If you’re a student, sign up!
Latin honors system
Latin honors system
Beginning in 2018-19, WCPSS designated these senior honors in lieu of naming a valedictorian or salutatorian:
1. Students with a 3.75-3.99 weighted grade point average receive the distinction of cum laude.
2. Students with a 4.0-4.249 weighted grade point average receive the distinction of magna cum laude.
3. Students with a 4.25 or higher weighted grade point average receive the distinction of summa cum laude.
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