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Hampton City School Districts

• HAMPTON CITY PBLC SCHS

  
  

  Our Mission: In collaboration with our community, Hampton City Schools ensures academic excellence for every child, every day, whatever it takes. Core Values: We believe that the developmental needs of children are central to every aspect of the operation of Hampton City Schools and that all interactions with our stakeholders m探花视频t be governed by our core values-integrity, responsibility, innovation, excellence, and professionalism.

• NEW HORIZONS CAREER & TECH CTR

  
  

  For over 40 years, CTEC has provided career and technical education services to the students of Virginia Peninsula high schools. The center currently serves over 920 high school juniors and seniors in 23 career and technical programs. The Center is located on two camp探花视频es: Butler Farm Road (Hampton); Woodside Lane (Newport News). CTEC also offers an array of Transition Services to meet the needs of mostly special education students who will be transitioning into the workforce or into community agencies after high school. Reasons to attend New Horizons Career and Technical Education Center vary with the students who are asked. Many students entering the programs have definite career goals in the area in which they enroll. Other students are "trying on" a career field to determine if they have the interest and ability to be successful. Many others want to set an academic foundation for their college studies or prepare to financially support their college careers by working in their career and technical field. For whatever reason students attend New Horizons, one message to them is clear: high school is not the end of learning! The employee of the future m探花视频t be committed to keeping pace with technological advances and CTEC is committed to helping to prepare a world class workforce.

• NEW HORIZONS GOV SCHOOL

  
  

  In keeping with our 22 year history of providing a distinguished science curriculum to the region鈥檚 gifted high school students, the Governor鈥檚 School provides a cohesive, innovative science and mathematics program which: Embraces quality programming standards for gifted students recommended by the Virginia Department of Education and the National Association for Gifted Children, Prepares students for acceptance into top universities, Provides a cohesive sequence of courses in science, research, and mathematics, Provides opportunities for social peer interaction, as well as career and college guidance, Provides leadership education and opportunities throughout the program.

• NEW HORIZONS REGIONAL EDUC CTR-SPEC ED

  
  

  Center for Autism - Since 1981 the Center has provided quality programming for students with Autism. The program provides: A highly structured and supportive educational environment; Caring staff trained to meet the unique needs of students with Autism; Individualized education plans to address communication skills, functional academics, Virginia SOLs, positive behavior management, and social skills development based on student needs; Appropriate services to insure student success in the least restrictive environment. Newport Academy - Since 1980 Newport Academy has provided quality programming for students with emotional disabilities. The program provides: A highly structured and supportive educational environment; Caring staff trained to meet the unique needs of students with emotional disabilities; Individualized education plans to address Virginia SOLs, functional academics, positive behavior management, and social skills development based on student needs; Appropriate services to insure student success in the least restrictive environment.

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