University
launches Early College Program with Washington County
Schools
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE--- On November 5, officials from Elizabeth City State University and the Washington County Schools met to sign a memorandum of understanding to launch an Early College Program that will benefit Washington County High School students.
Participating
students will be eligible to earn up to 30 college credit hours while still
attending their public high schools. This rigorous program will reside under the
authority of the Washington County Board of Education. All federal, state, and
local laws applicable to public high schools will be applicable to the Early
College Program.
Photo
caption: Seated left to right: ECSU Chancellor Charles Becton and Dr. Joe Davis,
superintendent of the Washington County Schools (NC). Standing left to right: Dr. Darnell Johnson, E. V. Wilkins Endowed Professor, Althea Riddick, coordinator of Program and Curriculum Development at ECSU, Dr. Ali Khan, provost and vice chancellor for the ECSU Division of Academic Affairs, Lynn West, vice chairperson of the Washington County Board of Education, the Rev. Russell Wilkins, chairman of the Washington County Board of Education, Gwendolyn Barnes, Early College Coordinator (Washington County).
superintendent of the Washington County Schools (NC). Standing left to right: Dr. Darnell Johnson, E. V. Wilkins Endowed Professor, Althea Riddick, coordinator of Program and Curriculum Development at ECSU, Dr. Ali Khan, provost and vice chancellor for the ECSU Division of Academic Affairs, Lynn West, vice chairperson of the Washington County Board of Education, the Rev. Russell Wilkins, chairman of the Washington County Board of Education, Gwendolyn Barnes, Early College Coordinator (Washington County).
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by:
Kesha
Williams
Director
of Media Relations| University Relations and Marketing
Elizabeth
City State University
1704
Weeksville Rd. | Elizabeth City, NC 27909
Phone:
252.335.3686 | Fax: 252.335.3769
Email: kdwilliams@mail.ecsu.edu | www.ecsu.edu
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