Welcome to #OurDen
As an extension of North Carolina State University, Centennial Campus Magnet Middle School provides a space for meaningful collaboration and innovation. Interacting with campus partners, and utilizing the Design Thinking Model, staff and students have opportunities for rich learning experiences. CCMMS students and staff utilize the characteristics of an innovator to grow in their individual skill-sets. Our community recognizes and honors the strengths of each human.
The STEM magnet pathway affords all learners an enhanced, STEM-focused curriculum that aligns with the rapidly evolving individual, societal, and economic STEM landscape. The student-centered curriculum of this pathway equips students with the STEM mindset by nurturing inquiry (learning that aligns to natural student curiosities) and fostering the essential problem-solving skills necessary to participate in a dynamic world.
The STEM Pathway includes Elementary, Middle, and High School opportunities.
Centennial Campus invites you to #JoinOurDen for a tour.
Centennial Campus Center for Innovation Magnet Middle School invites you to join #OurDen!
Sign up here to schedule an in-person tour on one of the following dates:
Wed, 11/1 at 3:00pm
Tues, 11/7 at 8:15am
Wed, 11/15 at 3:00pm
Tues, 11/28 at 3:00pm
Tues, 12/5 at 3:00pm
Tues, 12/12 at 3:00pm
Thurs, 1/4 at 3:00pm
Tues, 1/9 at 3:00pm
Tues, 1/16 at 3:00pm
Tues, 1/23 at 3:00pm
Unable to join us? View our virtual tour.
For information about our school, please contact our Magnet Coordinator, Rachel Frasier, rfrasier@wcpss.net.
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