Scotland CTE
November 2017 Newsletter
UNCP Visits to Discuss RIBN Program
A representative from UNCP visited Scotland High School to discuss the RIBN Program with our students. RIBN is a statewide dual-degree educational track to obtain an ADN and BSN degree targetted toward graduating high school seniors and students who are beginning their collegiate careers. The curriculum blends the best of both an ADN program and a BSN program.
The first three years of study will be at one of the Partner Community Colleges in collaboration with UNC Pembroke (UNCP). Upon successful completion of the first three years and after passing the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN), students will be eligible to practice and matriculate into the fourth year of the program at UNCP. The fourth year is offerred completely online so that students may immediately begin working as nurses following the third year.
FFA Rides to Victory
Ag Department Awarded 50 Azaleas
Each year, NC Beautiful, the Capitol Broadcasting Company, and WRAL-TV partner to make thousands of azalea plants available to non-profit organizations who wish to beautify their grounds. The azaleas are propagated from the WRAL gardens, a project of the late A.J. Fletcher, a founder of WRAL.
The Scotland Agriculture Department was awarded 50 azaleas for beautification and pollination at Scotland High School. Students in the agriculture classes will plant and maintain the plants for beauty and as food for pollinators. Members from the Horticulture l class pictured L-R are Rahsheed Jackson, Adrian Ransom, River Cheek and Chandler Allred.
Carver HOSA Students at the Big Game
Welding Competition Held at Scotland High
After the students first welding test in the shop in the flat position, we began to challenge the students to compete to determine who was the best. We built upon their team spirit and formed two teams per class. Our 2nd block class teams were led by Tyler Smith and Isaiah McPhatter, in which the two teams competed against each other. The 3rd block class teams were led by Jared Chavis and Mark Williams and these two teams competed against each other.
All students were graded in accordance to class Rubrics while visually inspecting the welds. The 2nd Block class team that won was led by Tyler Smith. The 3rd Block class team that won was Jared Chavis' team.
The competition was so stiff that each team only won by a mere 4 points difference. The students had fun, but most of all they are prepared to weld in the horizontal position with the stick welding process to industry standards.
Bagpiper Restaurant Serves Festival Crowd
Student Spotlight - Maribel Reyes
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Email: jmcrae@scotland.k12.nc.us
Website: https://www.scotland.k12.nc.us/Domain/207
Location: 322 South Main Street, Laurinburg, NC, United States
Phone: (910) 276-1138