Moore County Schools
Moore County innovative high school
Dual Enrollment Opportunities
Empowering students to excel by allowing them to take college courses alongside high school classes, gaining valuable credits and experience to prepare for future success.
Underrepresented Communities
Bridging the gap in education by offering equitable access to resources, empowering students from diverse backgrounds to succeed academically and professionally.
First-Generation Students
Creating opportunities for students whose families have not attended college, providing resources and guidance to ensure they achieve higher education success and career readiness.
At-Risk Students
Providing a supportive environment to help students at risk of dropping out overcome challenges, stay on track, and graduate with confidence. By addressing individual needs and fostering resilience.
About Us
what a vocational-focused school is
Welcome to Moore County’s first vocational-focused early college high school, an innovative educational partnership between Moore County Schools and Sandhills Community College. Our mission is to prepare students for high-demand careers in trades and technical fields by providing hands-on training, industry certifications, and dual-enrollment opportunities. With the support of a $25 million investment from the North Carolina General Assembly, we aim to foster economic mobility and empower the next generation of skilled professionals. Located on the SCC campus, our school offers small class sizes, wraparound support, and pathways to meaningful careers, ensuring every student is equipped for success in the workforce and beyond.
Vision
Our Vision & Mission
Early colleges are designed to support students who may face barriers to attending traditional colleges or post-secondary trade schools.
Accelerated Learners
Complete high school and college together.
First-Generation Students
Breaking new educational ground successfully.
At-Risk Students
Stay on track and graduate confidently.
Vocational Focus
Hands-on training for in-demand careers.
What is an early college high school?
An early college high school allows students to earn both a high school diploma and college credits simultaneously, often at no cost to families.
Who is eligible to attend this school?
The school is designed for first-generation college students, those at risk of dropping out, students from underrepresented communities, and learners seeking vocational training
How does dual enrollment work?
Students take high school and college courses concurrently, gaining exposure to college-level work while earning transferable credits.
What types of programs are offered?
The school focuses on vocational training, technical certifications, and academic pathways in fields like engineering, construction, and manufacturing.
Is there a cost to attend?
No, tuition and most associated costs are covered, making it an affordable option for families.
What support services are available for students?
Students benefit from small class sizes, academic advising, and access to wraparound services designed to address their unique needs and ensure success.