Pitt county community schools program

Whether a student is looking for a a start in communty college before transferring to a four year college, or is interested in a certificate or degree program leading to a successful technical career, Pitt Community College has a wide range of options. Over the years, Parents for Public Schools of Pitt County has partnered with Pitt Community College in a variety of ways to highlight public education.

Pitt Community College has announced two great new programs available to Pitt County School students. High school students completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid may be eligible to receive this grant — not a loan — for tuition and fees toward a degree or to attain transfer credit.

Students at these schools will automatically receive breakfast and lunch at no cost. No application is needed for students attending CEP schools. However, if you have children attending a school other than the CEP schools listed below please complete an application for those students. Students attending a CEP school must be listed as family members in Part I on these applications with their school, birth date, grade and income or no income listed.

They have to be included as part of your household. Students will be able to relate to the individual as a holistic, complex, multidimensional, unique, and significant being across the lifespan. Students will be able to internalize foundational principles of professional nursing practice to provide safe, culturally competent, therapeutic care for individuals across the lifespan.

Students will be able to transfer knowledge of the concepts within the domains of health care system to safely and ethically administer care to the individual across the lifespan. Then, click on the link at the bottom of this page to provide your feedback.

The feedback survey closes on November 22, at 5pm. Thank you for participating. This survey was sent directly to staff, students and families on November 10, , and closed at 5pm on Monday, November 22, There were many responses to the most recent calendar proposal.