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Welcome Message from Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle
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Download FY12 Grant Application
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Grant funds to create new Georgia College and Career Academies
As defined in SB 161 (OCGA 20-4-37), signed by Governor Nathan Deal on May 11, 2011, a “College and Career Academy” means a “specialized charter school established by a partnership which demonstrates a collaboration between business, industry, and
community stakeholders to advance workforce development between one or more local boards of education, a private individual, a private organization, or a state or local public entity in cooperation with one or more postsecondary institutions.Learn more about grants…FY12 Grant Application
Click here to download and complete the grant process today!
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Academy details included in Quarterly Reports include:
Mission & Goals
Partnerships
Budget
Governance & Leadership
Timelines
College & Career Focus
Grade Levels
Enrollment & Student FocusStudent Support
Standards & Curriculum
Faculty & Staff
Evaluation
Cycle of Improvement
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Learn about Certification
SB161, signed by Governor Nathan Deal on May 11, 2011, directed the Office of College and Career Transitions within the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) to create a certification of Charter College and Career Academies. Learn more about the Certification system.
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Gov. Nathan Deal has signed into law legislation that aims to boost Georgia’s college completion rate. HB 131 gives high school students more incentives to take dual-credit courses — those where a student enrolls in a
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Gordon County Schools are making final moves towards completing plans for its latest addition; A more than 30,000 square foot building will house the College and Career Academy’s expected 500 – 600 student participants. Read more…
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Students enrolled in the Newton College & Career Academy will have more options for dual enrollment next school year. Read more…
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Georgia’s technical college system is building on good relationships with the university system and the business community to boost enrollments Read more…
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