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College Tech Prep
120 Franklin Blvd.
Greensboro, NC 27401 
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College Tech Prep Awards

Grimsley, James, Stogner Award for Excellence in North Carolina College Tech Prep

The Guilford County College Tech Prep(CTP) Consortium was recognized for outstanding accomplishment at the 2007 North Carolina CTP Conference.  The Consortium consisting of Guilford County Schools, Guilford Technical Community College, and local business partners received the highest award given in each of three categories, Promotion of College Tech Prep, Partnership Excellence, and Overall Program Excellence. The Guilford County Consortium was also the recipient of these prestigious awards in 2004, 2005, and 2006 and continues to be a leader in statewide CTP initiatives. 

2004 Governor's Education First Partnership Award

Guilford County College Tech Prep and Red Hat Inc., of Raleigh North Carolina , were recipients of the 2004 Governor's Education First Partnership Award for their partnership and collaborative efforts in bringing the world's first Red Hat Academy to Guilford County Schools.

2003 Governor's Education First Partnership Award

The Guilford County College Tech Prep Information Technology Business Council was awarded the 2003 Governor's Education First Partnership Award for their collaborative effort to develop a strong IT program in Guilford County Schools. The CTP IT program designed by Guilford County Schools and the IT businesses partners emphasizes career development and lifelong learning.  GCS offers CTP courses of study in three of the four nationally identified career cluster IT pathways: network systems, programming and software development, and interactive media. 

2002 Governor's Business Partnership Award

The Guilford County College Tech Prep Business Partnership is the recipient of a 2002 Governor's Business Partnership Award for the impact of their combination of expertise, volunteer, in-kind, and financial support to public education in North Carolina.

2002 Governor's Award for Excellence in Workforce Development as an "Outstanding Youth Participant"

Dustin Patrick Perdue, a 2002 graduate of Smith High School received this award for his attainment of both the Microsoft Certified Professional and Certified Netware Administrator certifications while enrolled in the College Tech Prep Network Administration course of study at Weaver Education Center. He completed these certifications in spite of the fact that he has been totally blind since birth.

1999 American School Board Association Magna Award

The Magna Award is a national honor which recognizes programs that raise the bar on student achievement. It is presented by the American School Board Journal (ASBJ), a publication of the National School Board Association, with support from Sodexho Marriott Services. Guilford County Schools' College Tech Prep program won for "Multiplying Student Options through Community Collaboration."

1999 American Association of Community Colleges Parnell Tech Prep Award

The Parnell Tech Prep Awards of the American Association of Community Colleges support communities across the nation by honoring and promoting model tech prep programs involving high schools, community colleges, and employers. The awards, now in their eighth year, are given annually to three community colleges and their consortium partners for outstanding achievements in the development and implementation of tech prep programs.

1999 RJR Outstanding Overall College Tech Prep Reform Effort Award

The Outstanding Overall College Tech Prep Reform Efforts Award is given annually by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction to school systems that have been successful in implementing College Tech Prep programs. CTP programs are judged in five categories: curriculum integration, career guidance and student development, collaboration and partnership, marketing of the program, and degree of past success.

R. J. Reynolds provides funding for the review process, plaques, and monetary awards.

1998 RJR Outstanding College Tech Prep Marketing

Presented by NC Department of Public Instruction

1997 RJR Outstanding College Tech Prep Collaboration and Partnership

Presented by NC Department of Public Instruction

Outstanding High School Apprentice Program

Presented by NC Department of Labor

  • Dow Corning Corporation, May 1995
  • PT Cam (Metals) Program, 1999
  • Guilford County College Tech Prep Automotive Council, 2000
  • Guilford County College Tech Prep Construction Council, 2001

Outstanding High School/High School System Contributing To Apprenticeship

Presented by NC Department of Labor

  • Eastern Guilford High School, 1995
  • Guilford County Schools, 1996

Outstanding Individual Contributing to Apprenticeship

  • Presented by NC Department of Labor
  • Edward Kelly, Dow Corning Corporation, 1995
  • Sylvia Anderson, Guilford County Schools, 1996
  • Bob Mackie, CTP Metals Advisory Council, 1996
  • Jim Clark, Guilford County Schools, 1996
  • Pam Francis, PTCAM (Metals), 2000
  • Ken Hughes, CTP Metals Council, 2001
  • Woody Laird, CTP Metals Council, 2001
  • Carolyn Milliron, CTP Construction Council, 2002
  • Vicki Taylor, Guilford County Schools, 2003

Recognitions

CORD 2000 Report titled "Exemplary Tech Prep Programs Combining College Connections and Work-Based Learning Opportunities" recognized Guilford County College Tech Prep Program as one of the exemplary programs.

In compliance with federal laws, Guilford County Schools administers all educational programs, employment activities and admissions without discrimination because of race, religion, national or ethnic origin, color, age, military service, disability or gender, except where exemption is appropriate and allowed by law. Refer to the Board of Education's Discrimination Free Environment Policy AC for a complete statement. Inquiries or complaints should be directed to the Guilford County Schools Compliance Officer, 120 Franklin Boulevard, Greensboro, NC 27401; 336.370.2323.

All Guilford County Schools facilities, both educational and athletic, are tobacco-free learning environments.

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