Welcome to NCDPI Chief
Academic Officer, Dr. Stacey Wilson-Norman
Effective November 1, 2017, Dr. Stacey
Wilson-Norman began her service
as the Chief Academic Officer with the North Carolina Department of Public
Instruction. Dr. Wilson-Norman has almost 25 years of experience and has held
numerous leadership positions in public education. She has served as a teacher,
principal and central office administrator.
During her distinguished career
as an educator, Dr. Wilson-Norman has received many notable accolades, multiple
recognitions and served on varied boards and organizations. She has been
recognized as Principal of the Year for Durham Public Schools, Central Office
Administrator of the Year by the North Carolina Middle School Association, and
served on the boards of Communities in Schools, The Partnership for Children,
and Made in Durham.
Prior to joining the North
Carolina Department of Public Instruction, Dr. Wilson-Norman served Durham
Public Schools as the Deputy Superintendent of Academics Services. Additionally,
she has successfully provided leadership in varied roles in Durham and Wake
Counties. Dr. Wilson-Norman has also taught graduate level courses at North
Carolina Central and Gardner-Webb Universities.
Dr. Wilson-Norman holds a
Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Public Administration and a Master’s degree in
Educational Administration both from North Carolina Central University and a
Doctorate from Gardner-Webb University.
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2018-19 School Year Course Codes Now Available
New Courses
The new 2018-19 School Year
course codes are now available for scheduling in PowerSchool and the Master
List can be viewed at: http://www.nc-sis.org/courses.html. The new
course list includes additional Cambridge courses, CTE local course options
(LCO), and elective OCS/ECS high school courses. Additionally, the following EC
elective courses have been added for the current school year:
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North Carolina Elective Health, Safety,
and Independent Living (9390AX0)
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North Carolina Vocational Preparation
(9391AX0)
CTE CCP Non-CAA Courses
As a reminder, all Career and
College Promise (CCP) CTE courses that are not on the Comprehensive
Articulation Agreement (CAA) have been removed. The specific courses that have
been removed can be viewed here, and the guidance on how to schedule
these courses as a CTE generic career cluster course can be viewed here.
College Courses Less than 3
Semester Hours
Pursuant to North Carolina State
Board of Education Policy CCRE-001 § 2.6, all college courses less than 3
semester hours shall receive 0 high school credit beginning with the 2018-19
academic school year. To implement this new policy, all previous college
courses with less than 3 semester hours have been removed, and new generic
course codes have been generated as identified below:
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University Less than 3 Sem Hrs Course
(0U612X0)
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Comm College Less than 3 Sem Hrs Course
(0C552X0)
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Comm College CTE Less than 3 Sem Hrs
Course (CW002X0)
Introducing the Virtual
Implementation Kit
Explore the new resources
and learn how to use them. Join NCDPI ELA consultants
for professional development on the new resources developed by NC educators for
supporting the implementation of the 2017 standards.
The attachment provides more information and the locations/dates/links.
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Stay Connected
K-12 Standards, Curriculum, and Instruction Division
Visit our division website HERE.
Christie Lynch Ebert, Interim Director
christie.lynchebert@dpi.nc.gov
Amy Betsill Bain, Division Administrative Assistant
amy.betsill@dpi.nc.gov
K-12 Standards, Curriculum, and Instruction Division 6341 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-6300 919-807-3817 919-807-3826 (fax)
Superintendents' Messages
Archived Superintendents Messages
and Updates can be accessed HERE.
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