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Academic Resources
Academic Resources
Click the links below to read through the various resources and tools:
Click the links below to read through the various resources and tools:
Visit Student Services for various brochures on some of the topics listed
Academic Supports
Academic Supports
After School Tutoring:
After School Tutoring:
All teachers have scheduled office hours after school, which is a great way to get tutoring or ask questions in less populated setting. Office hours should be posted in the classroom and shared with students, but students can always ask individual teachers when their hours are during the week.
NHS Peer Mentorship:
NHS Peer Mentorship:
The National Honor Society will be offering support in core subject tutoring as. Members will also be available to help students with:
Organizational and study skills
SAT/ACT preparation
College essays and applications
And much more!
NHS Peer Mentoring will be offered during Cougar Paws. Faculty members can refer students to the program, or students can request support using NHS Peer Mentor Form.
Incentives to do well academically:
Incentives to do well academically:
Athletic Eligibility
Driver’s Eligibility
Beta Club (academic honors society for sophomores)
National Honor Societies
Option for Early Graduation
Possible Modified Schedule Senior Year
Off Campus Lunch Pass starting Junior Year
Exam Exemptions
Other fun activities and treats throughout the year (also related to attendance)
3 Year Graduate Program
3 Year Graduate Program
Want to graduate in 3 years? Check out the 3 Year Graduation Option Page and make an appointment with your counselor to discuss details!
Traditional public school not for you?
Traditional public school not for you?
Talk to your counselor about options!
Talk to your counselor about options!
Alternative Schools
Alternative Schools
Mary Phillips High School: Mary E. Phillips HS, a public WCPSS school, provides small class sizes, flexible scheduling, and a block schedule. This increases the amount of one-on-one instruction between student and teacher. Schools must submit an application to this school on the students behalf.
SCORE Academy: SCORE Academy includes three different locations in Wake County. The four sites are located: West (Crossroads Flex/919-694-8560), South (Garner Station/919-694-7701), East (River Oaks-919-694-8940) and North (Departure Drive/919-694-8635). Schools must submit an application to attend this school, unless the student is a drop out. (See your counselor about specific credit requirements.)
Central Wake High School*: Central Wake is a no-cost public high school option with a non-traditional approach.
Community College GED/High School Diploma*
Community College GED/High School Diploma*
Job Corps: an education and job skills/technical training program that helps young people learn a trade, earn a high school diploma or GED, and find and keep a good job.
Tarheel Challenge Academy: a quasi-military program for high school dropouts, or expellees who, if left unguided, could be headed for trouble. The Program concentrates on providing young adults with the discipline and life skills.
*These options have a minimum age requirement of 16 or older.
For information on Charter Schools, Homeschooling, and Private Schools, go to:
For information on Charter Schools, Homeschooling, and Private Schools, go to:
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