Secondary Education Partnerships (High School Programs) aligns with the SPCC’s mission to foster life-long learning, student success, and workforce and community development opportunities for our high school students. We provide opportunities through the Career & College Promise (CCP) to qualified NC high school students in Anson and Union counties to pursue opportunities to jumpstart their workplace and college preparations through our certificate, diploma, or degree programs.
We offer many opportunities for NC high school students through our CCP program, including our early colleges. We have two early colleges, Anson County Early College (ACEC) and Union County Early College (UCEC), on our SPCC Anson county and Union county campuses. If you are interested in attending our early colleges, please contact ACEC or UCEC high school counselors.
Anson County Early College
680 Hwy. 74 West
Polkton, NC 28135
Phone: 704-272-5396
Fax: 704-272-6155
Principal: Mrs. Decker
Union County Early College
4209A Old Charlotte Hwy.
Monroe, NC 28110
Phone: 704-290-1565
Fax: 704-282-0956
Principal: Mr. Porter
What is Career & College Promise?
The Career and College Promise (CCP) program at South Piedmont Community College offers eligible NC high school students the opportunity to earn college credit while still enrolled in high school. The best part tuition is free!
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Early College Options
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2021-2022 Career & College Promise
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Career and College Promise Program Guide
2021-2022 Program Guide
Contact Us
South Piedmont has designated Career Coaches, Early Coordinators, and Academic Advisors for all of our Anson and Union County High Schools (public, charter, private, and home school). For more information about our Career and College Promise program, contact:
| High School | Career Coach, Early College Coordinator, or Advisor | Email Address | Phone Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anson County Early College | Marian Teachey | mteachey@spcc.edu | (704) 272-5436 |
| Anson High School | Paige Vaughan | pvaughan@spcc.edu | (704) 272-5304 |
| Apprentice Academy High School | Laura Grego | lgrego@spcc.edu | (704) 272-5340 |
| Central Academy of Technology and Arts | Megan Watkins | mwatkins@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5087 |
| Cuthbertson High School | Carol Marshall | cmarshall@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5869 |
| Forest Hills High School | Paige Vaughan | pvaughan@spcc.edu | (704) 272-5304 |
| Home School | Patrick Brown (Last Name A-L) Advising Center (Last Name M-Z) | pbrown@spcc.edu advising@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5868 (704) 290-5213 |
| Marvin Ridge High School | Megan Watkins | mwatkins@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5087 |
| Metrolina Christian Academy | Patrick Brown | pbrown@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5868 |
| Monroe High School | Carol Marshall | cmarshall@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5869 |
| Parkwood High School | Wendolyn Davis | wdavis@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5876 |
| Piedmont High School | Zach Crum | zcrum@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5871 |
| Porter Ridge High School | Zach Crum | zcrum@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5871 |
| Sun Valley High School | Zach Crum | zcrum@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5871 |
| Union Academy | Patrick Brown | pbrown@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5868 |
| Union County Early College | Dia Sanders | dsanders@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5888 |
| Weddington High School | Wendolyn Davis | wdavis@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5876 |
| Other High Schools | Patrick Brown (Last Name A-L) Advising Center (Last Name M-Z) | pbrown@spcc.edu advising@spcc.edu | (704) 290-5868 (704) 290-5213 |
I wouldn't be where I am today without the faculty and staff at SPCC. They generously gave their time and energy to support me at every step of my journey. I took full advantage by taking on additional leadership roles and getting my real estate license as well as earning my associates.
Tai H.
Alumnus, Chapel Hill Town Council Member
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