Welcome to THE Cary High School, where we value tradition, honor, and excellence. We were the first public school in NC, and we take pride in celebrating our long history of graduating highly successful students and citizens. Our school culture demands focus, curiosity, engagement, and hard work. We believe that our school is responsible for supporting its community by serving others. Cary provides many specialty programs that allow students to explore and hone their talents and interests.
2:30 PM - 3:00 PM Student Council Meeting
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Band Concert
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM PTSA Movie Night
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Winter Film Festival
All Seniors are required to pay senior dues of $40. This should be paid by April 30, 2024
Off Campus Lunch Pass Procedures/Application
Please see information regarding mandatory immunization records updates.
La Junta Directiva Escolar eligió a Chris Heagarty como presidente y a Tara Waters como vicepresidenta; el 14 de diciembre es la fecha límite de entrega para solicitar admisión a escuelas secundarias Early College
Programa piloto de flag football femenino; La Junta Directiva Escolar aprueba la política de conflictos de intereses de los empleados
Actualización sobre el evento de hoy en la Escuela Secundaria Southeast Raleigh Magnet
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Entries must be RECEIVED by Wednesday, January 17, 2024.
This year’s theme is “Air Sports for a Peaceful World.” Read more about the theme at https://www.fai.org/yac-contest-theme. All students who live in or attend school in North Carolina are invited to grab their favorite art supplies (note: pencils and colored pencils are prohibited) and conjure up a vision of a peaceful world in which people live together in harmony, uniting through common interests – such as air sports – to create friendships, and show kindness and respect.
All students who participate will receive Certificates of Participation. Additionally, the top three entries in each age group, determined by date of birth, will be forwarded to Washington, D.C., to be judged in the national competition. The artwork of the national winners will be sent to Switzerland to compete in the international competition.
Cash awards for student winners are:
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Junior |
Intermediate |
Senior |
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1st Place |
$75 |
$100 |
$225 |
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2nd Place |
$50 |
$75 |
$150 |
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3rd Place |
$25 |
$50 |
$100 |
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Additionally, the school of each winner will receive:
1st Place |
$100 |
2nd Place |
$75 |
3rd Place |
$50 |
Student artwork will be returned after the competition if:
· The student or school submits return packaging/mailer and postage at the time the artwork is submitted.
· The student does not place 1st, 2nd, or 3rd at the national or international level. The national and international contests may retain winning artwork.
Contest tips and rules, entry forms, and the required Certificate of Authenticity may be found at https://www.ncdot.gov/divisions/aviation/aviation-art-contest/Pages/contest-rules.aspx
Mail artwork submissions to:
North Carolina Aviation Art Contest
NCDOT Division of Aviation
Attn: Corbi Bulluck
1560 Mail Service Center
Raleigh NC 27699-1560
WHAT: The STAR Program provides a hands-on, high-quality research experience during the summer academic break. During the program, participants get the chance to: • Work with a Duke faculty mentor on an original research project • Submit their research for publication in a peer-reviewed journal • Learn about research methodology, writing, statistics, medical ethics, and career development • Students who are age 18 and above can experience clinical medicine firsthand by shadowing a physician on hospital rounds
WHO: Undergraduate students and rising junior and senior high school students, preferably rising seniors, are encouraged to apply. No background in scientific research is necessary, but strong academic performance and an interest in medicine and/or the sciences are preferred. U.S. citizenship or permanent residency is required for participation.
WHEN: The program takes place from June 24 to Aug 02, 2024. WHERE: The program is held at the Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI), a clinical research organization that is part of Duke University. The DCRI is located at 300 West Morgan Street in downtown Durham, North Carolina. Website: https://dcri.org/dukes-star-program/ email address: dukestarprogram@duke.edu
The Coding School's two-semester Intro to Quantum Computing course is taught virtually with live instruction from Stanford PhDs.
The only prerequisite for this course is high-school level geometry. It is open to students globally!
TCS has thousands of scholarships available for students to take the course thanks to its partnership with Google Quantum AI.
Over 3-5 hours/week for two semesters, you will learn to program in Python, gain real-world tech skills in quantum computer programming, discuss quantum ethics, hear from speakers in academia and industry, and end the year by completing a capstone project.
How to Apply:
Apply through the application links in this flier. TCS is accepting students on a rolling basis until October 5th. The sooner you apply, the better!
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Memorandum
October 4, 2023
Wake Electric seeks applicants for a one-week, all expenses paid trip to Washington, D.C. for the 2024 Youth Tour and winners also receive a $1,000 scholarship! Winners MUST go on the Washington Trip to be eligible for the $1,000 scholarship. The trip will be hosted in mid-June 2024.
Students who attend the Youth Tour will join 1,500 high school students from across the U.S. to learn about electric cooperatives, American history and the U.S. government. Students will also visit the historic sites and federal facilities of the nation’s capital, as well as spend time with their congressional delegations. The $1,000 scholarship will be awarded the following year upon proof of enrollment in a North Carolina college or university.
The deadline to apply is December 15, 2023 by 5:00 p.m. Applications must be in our office by the deadline. Applicants will be notified in mid-January 2024.
Applicants must currently be high school juniors in the counties served by Wake Electric which include Durham, Franklin, Granville, Johnston, Nash, Vance and Wake counties.
For exciting details on the Youth Tour and what you can expect, visit www.youthtour.coop. To download an application, visit www.wemc.com.
This opportunity is an excellent way for students to boost their college applications, as well as win a $1,000 scholarship from Wake Electric towards their college education. Youth Tourist winners from across North Carolina will also be eligible to apply for and win one of three annual scholarships: The Gwyn B. Prince Youth Scholarship ($2,500); The Katie Bunch Memorial Scholarship ($2,000) and the Youth Leadership Council Scholarship ($2,000).
If you have questions, please contact Wake Electric at communications@wemc.com.
If you are interested in attending a forum on Youth Leadership and National Security, see Mr. Barefoot for details. jbarefoot@wcpss.net
If you are interested in attending a forum on student leadership and medicine, see Mr. Barefoot for details. jbarefoot@wcpss.net
The Capital Area Food Network presents Youth Circle-bringing students together to take action on hunger, food waste, and food systems dilemmas! Get involved for a great cause!!
Contact: abbey.marceau@wakegov.com
Need help expanding or creating the digital media presence of your club, student organization, or athletic team (class or department) within our school? Project Management students are here to help! Contact Carol York, cyork@wcpss.net or stop by room 2210. NOTE: This is a semester capstone project, so work will be completed throughout the Fall semester.
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