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CSSE Vision/Mission & Core Values

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    Mission Statement 

    Our school’s mission is to provide an atmosphere that encourages and nurtures creativity and innovation through acceptance, collaboration, equity, integrity, and personal responsibility in order to help students build a commitment to social, emotional and academic growth and excellence.


    Vision Statement 

    The Chatham School of Science & Engineering prepares future leaders to embrace stewardship of the world and build connections within the community and beyond. We seek to send determined, thoughtful students into the citizenry by using their diverse skills and talents to improve the quality of life for everyone.

     

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Principal's Message

  • The Chatham School of Science and Engineering is continuing to grow and prosper as the first early college program in Chatham County Schools. Enrolling 9th-grade students from across the district, the school provides students an opportunity to graduate with both a high school diploma and either an Associate of Art, Associate of Science, or Associate of Engineering. 

    The Chatham County School of Science and Engineering opened on August 15, 2016. Our building, CCI (Chatham Center of Innovation), currently houses 9th and 10th-grade students. Our 11th, 12th, and super senior students will take 100% of their classes on the campus of Central Carolina Community College in Pittsboro, NC. While there, they will satisfy their remaining high school credits and earn college credit by taking college courses. 9th graders begin their first college courses in their second semester while our sophomores will take a seated-college course on the CCCC campus in Siler City.

    As a growing program, we currently have approximately 45 slots for each grade level. Our recruitment begins in the fall of the school year and our selection concludes in March. Each interested student must complete an application and participate in an interview by a panel in order to be selected. Feel free to reach out to the school if you have any questions. 

    Sincerely,

    Dr. Karla Eanes, Principal

     

     

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