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Eugenia Floyd G'20, a CHCCS fourth-grade teacher at Mary Scroggs Elementary School was named the 2021 Burroughs Wellcome Fund North Carolina Teacher of the Year.

This year the FLEX Program offered academically gifted students from the Alamance Burlington School System the opportunity to learn fresh, engaging lessons virtually from M.Ed. and gifted licensure candidates.

This team of two Master of Arts in Higher Education students was judged by a panel of higher education professionals as providing the best rationale and solutions to address a hypothetical, but realistic and challenging situation on a college campus.

The summer enrichment experience for academically gifted students is facilitated by ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ's Master of Education program, with M.Ed. and special licensure candidates crafting curricula to meet a variety of student needs and goals for the graduate-level capstone course. 

Jean Rattigan-Rohr, ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ's executive director of community partnerships and director of the Center for Access and Success, delivered the Commencement address. 

The FLEX Program is offered by ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ’s Master’s of Education program, with M.Ed. and special licensure candidates creating the curriculum and working with academically gifted students. 

A new cohort of students begins the Master of Education program this summer, representing 11 North Carolina school districts, two out-of-state districts and five other countries.

 

Deanna Beckham is now the Math I educator at Eastern Alamance High School.

Stop by to reconnect with staff and fellow alumni and meet students.

Twenty-five candidates in ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ's Master of Education program received degrees Saturday in a ceremony highlighted by a Commencement address that challenged teachers to unshackle their students' minds and inspire them to pursue their dreams.