Advanced Learning

Advanced Math

The Advanced Math Course (AMC) legislation strengthens NC’s focus on broadening access and opportunities by ensuring that all impacted students receive rigorous, academically appropriate instruction in mathematics and that students are not overlooked for advanced learning opportunities in mathematics.

G.S. 115C-81.36 directs that, when practicable, local boards of education shall offer advanced learning opportunities in mathematics in grades three through five, and advanced courses in mathematics in all grades six and higher. When advanced courses are offered in mathematics in grades six and higher, any student scoring at the highest level on the end-of-grade or end-of-course test for the mathematics course in which the student was most recently enrolled shall be enrolled in the advanced course for the next mathematics course in which the student is enrolled.

Academically and Intellectually Gifted

Visit the Academically and Intellectually Gifted Page.

Advanced Placement

Information on Advanced Placement can be found linked on the Student Services page for Davie County High School.

For more information, please contact your student’s school counselor.

Credit by Demonstrated Mastery

Visit the Credit by Demonstrated Mastery Page.

Dual Enrollment

Information on Dual Enrollment can be found linked on the Student Services page for Davie County High School.

For more information, please contact your student’s school counselor.

Early Entry to Kindergarten

Information on Kindergarten Enrollment can be found on the DCS website. Parents/Guardians should review the information about NC eligibility requirements and guidelines and follow the DCS Early Entry to Kindergarten process if their student meets the requirements.  

Parents/Guardians should contact the principal of the school where their student would attend with questions.

Honors

Coming Soon

NC Governor’s School

The Governor’s School of North Carolina is the oldest statewide summer residential program for gifted and talented high school students in the nation. The program is administered by the State Board of Education and North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) through the Office of Advanced Learning & Gifted Education. Each summer, selected students are invited to Governor’s School to help build a learning community during a four-week residential session. Students are encouraged to explore and ask questions, with the purpose of learning for its own sake and discovering new possibilities that complement their high school instruction, without the regular pressures of tests, scores, and grade point averages. The Governor’s School emphasizes collaborative efforts in all disciplines. Students go through a local and state nomination process. Students are selected locally at the district level or at the school level, if at a charter or non-public school. Each district/school has its own process to determine nominees for NCDPI at the state level. 

For more information, please contact your student’s school counselor.

Talent Development

Coming Soon