Josephine Dobbs Clement Early College High School

Josephine Dobbs Clement Early College High School (JDC-ECHS) M. Michaux Jr. School of Education at North Carolina Central University.

Josephine Dobbs Clement Early College High School

The Josephine Dobbs Clement Early College High School opened academic year 2004-2005, starting in the classroom wing of the H. The high school operates from the campus of NCCU in its own building location (former Robinson Science building). The school is one of a unique, innovative and collaborative small schools partnership between North Carolina

Central University and Durham Public Schools. The school initially enrolled 84 students and its current enrollment has grown to nearly 350 students and five graduations. The high school is designed to allow students to complete a rigorous high school curriculum while embracing the culture of higher education. The School of Education is proud of its commitment to share a major role in its efforts to help shape the lives of young people and enrich their academic and learning opportunities through teaching, training, professional development and other diverse cultural experiences. The high school serves students in grades 9-12th and is cost-free while enrolled in high school.

05/19/2017

ECHS European Departure - London, Canterbury, St. Malo, Normandy, and Paris.

ECHS European Departure - London, Canterbury, St. Malo, Normandy, and Paris.
06/15/2014

ECHS European Departure - London, Canterbury, St. Malo, Normandy, and Paris.

A Youth Leader!!
01/28/2014

A Youth Leader!!

A youth leader who focuses on research-based ways to reduce substance use, without scare tactics and "just say no" messages.

An Early College Student Relaxing!!
01/21/2014

An Early College Student Relaxing!!

01/09/2014

Thessalonika Arzu-Embry is up at 5 in the morning most weekdays to go to school. Unlike most 14-year-olds, however, Thessalonika isn't off to the local high school. She's going to Chicago State University, where she's putting the final touches on her bachelor's degree in psychology. “My college expe...

12/11/2013
EOC Fall Saturday Academy What: An enrichment and enhancement program that provides additional support and instruction i...
12/09/2013

EOC Fall Saturday Academy

What: An enrichment and enhancement program that provides additional support and instruction in the tested, End-of-Course subjects: Biology, Common Core Math I, and English II. This program will meet for four sessions prior to the spring EOC testing days.

Who: DPS High School Students (grades 9-12)

When and Where: The academy program will be from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for students. The Academy will be held at Durham School of the Arts, located at 401 North Duke Street. The dates for the 2013 Fall EOC Saturday Academy are: December 7 and 14, 2013, and January 4 and 11, 2014.

Logistics: All DPS students who are currently enrolled in Biology, Foundations of Math I/Common Core Math I, and English II are invited to participate in the program since everyone must take the EOC exam.

Transportation: Buses will pick up and drop off students from selected locations around the district. Please see the transportation schedule on the DPS website for specific pick up/drop off times and locations.

http://www.dpsnc.net/news/frontpage-news/eoc-fall-saturday-academy
12/09/2013

http://www.dpsnc.net/news/frontpage-news/eoc-fall-saturday-academy

What: An enrichment and enhancement program that provides additional support and instruction in the tested, End-of-Course subjects: Biology, Common Core Math I, and English II. This program will meet for four sessions prior to the spring EOC testing days.

DPS Family Academy: Free classes for parents How can I……find and choose high quality child care?…take control of my fina...
12/09/2013

DPS Family Academy: Free classes for parents

How can I…
…find and choose high quality child care?
…take control of my finances?
…better teach my child self-discipline?
…support my child with special needs?
…I learn First Aid?

Learn the answers to these and many more questions by taking classes through the Durham Public Schools Family Academy!

The DPS Family Academy is here to help families and schools become better partners.

Our FREE fall classes are held across Durham County, including Holton Career & Resource Center, Jordan High and Northern High.

To register for classes, see our course guide or call (919) 287-4194.

Three high schools honored for 100 percent graduation rate Hillside New Tech High, J.D. Clement Early College High, and ...
12/09/2013

Three high schools honored for 100 percent graduation rate

Hillside New Tech High, J.D. Clement Early College High, and Southern School of Engineering were honored by State Superintendent June Atkinson on Monday, Sept. 23 for achieving a 100 percent graduation rate in 2012-13. Representatives from high-performing schools across North Carolina joined Atkinson at an awards luncheon in Durham. On hand were principals Pauletta Thompson, Gloria Woods-Weeks, and John Rollack; DPS Board of Education Chair Heidi Carter; and Jim Key, area superintendent for high schools.

The Durham Public Schools graduation rate has risen by ten percentage points in the last four years, reaching the district's strategic plan target of 80 percent one year ahead of schedule. In 2012-13, 1,944 students graduated with 81 percent planning to move on to higher education.

Address

1801 Fayetteville Street
Durham, NC
27707

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 11:55pm
Thursday 6pm - 7:30pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+19195602696

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