ACES Center John A. Holmes High School ACES Center A A CADEMIC C C REDENTIAL E E VALUATION S S ERVICES Beverly C. Harrison, Coordinator JAHHS Faculty Presentation.

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ACES Center John A. Holmes High School ACES Center A A CADEMIC C C REDENTIAL E E VALUATION S S ERVICES Beverly C. Harrison, Coordinator JAHHS Faculty Presentation – August 2011

What is academic credentialing? A program designed to add value to the high school diploma by certifying student attainment of the skills most valued by post-secondary stakeholders.

What credentials are offered? C areer R eadiness C ertificate (CRC) C ollege T ech P rep R eadiness C ertificate (CTPRC) C ollege/ U niversity P rep R eadiness C ertificate (CUPRC)

The Career Readiness Certificate is a portable skills credential, assuring employers that a job applicant actually has the basic skills they seek. Career Readiness Certificate

National Career Readiness Certificate 3 Levels Bronze - core employability skills for approximately 16% of available jobs Silver - approximately 67% Gold - approximately 93% Platinum – approximately 99%

Skill Area BronzeSilver Gold Platinum Reading for Information 3456 Applied Mathematics 3456 Locating Information 3456 Career Readiness Certificate Levels

CRCs Awarded Through the ACES Center Level12/ / / / / / Bronze Silver GOLD Total (85% of student pop.) 626 (91% of student pop.) 585 (91% of student pop.)

College Tech Prep Readiness Certificate (CTPRC)

Community Colleges Recognizing the College/Tech Prep Readiness Certificate (CTPRC)  COA, Elizabeth City and Edenton, NC  Pitt Community College, Greenville, NC  Beaufort Community College, Washington, NC  Martin Community College, Williamston, NC  Wake Tech Community College, Raleigh, NC  Sandhills Community College, Pinehurst, NC  Roanoke-Chowan Community College, Ahoskie, NC  Cape Fear Community College, Wilmington, NC  Lenoir Community College, Kinston, NC  Tidewater Community College, Virginia Beach, VA  Johnston Community College, Smithfield, NC  Coastal Carolina Community College, Jacksonville, NC

College/University Prep Readiness Certificate  Bronze - SAT meets or exceeds the average freshman score at 33% of the 15 UNC system colleges/ universities  Silver - SAT meets or exceeds the average freshman score at 54% of the 15 UNC system colleges/ universities  Gold - SAT meets or exceeds the average freshman score at 93% of the 15 UNC system colleges/ universities

Questions Beverly C. Harrison, ACES Center Coordinator (252) ; ext. 251