2023-24 High School Enrollment Options

2023-24

Early Graduation and Option II Graduation

In accordance with N.J.A.C. 6A:8-5.2(e), a state-endorsed high school diploma will be awarded early to any currently enrolled student who has met the State Standardized testing graduation requirements in all sections of an applicable High School Competency Assessment; has presented official transcripts showing at least 30 general education credits leading to a degree at an accredited institution of higher education; and has formally requested an early award of a state-endorsed high school diploma. The diploma will bear the date of issuance. The student may be permitted to participate in graduation ceremonies with his/her classmates without formal readmission to the school district on application to and approval of the high school principal. Students interested in graduating early should speak with their school counselor by October 31 of junior year so a plan can be developed to achieve this goal.

Warren County Technical School

Warren County Technical School (WCTS) is a public school option for Warren County residents interested in a career and technical approach to secondary education. It is a full-time, four-year school that serves high school career students, post-secondary adult career students, and adults in the continuing education program. WCTS offers a career-based structure that delivers a sequence of courses within four umbrella academy programs.

Graduation requirements in Arts, English, Health & Physical Education, Math, Science, Social Students, World Languages as well as business management are integrated within the academy structure. Admission to WCTS is through an application process. Interested students should see the middle school counselor, by October 15 of the 8th grade.

Articulation Agreements

Articulation Agreements with County College of Morris, Delaware Valley University, Rutgers University, and SUNY: Cobleskill have been approved in Agriculture, Horticulture, and/or Landscape Technology. Students who complete specific courses at North Warren and meet the stated criteria may be eligible to receive college credit for their course work at North Warren. If you are interested in pursuing one of these paths, please see Mr. Casqueira for details.

Dual Enrollment

North Warren Regional has partnered with Warren County Community College (WCCC) to offer a Dual Enrollment Program. The purpose of the Dual Enrollment Program is to provide high school students with the opportunity to earn both high school and college credit simultaneously during regular school hours at North Warren at no cost to the student. Students will receive instruction by their high school teachers who meet community college teaching requirements. Students enrolled in approved dual enrollment courses will earn college credits documented on a Warren County Community College transcript.

Students who earn a grade of 73 or better in an approved dual enrollment course will receive college credit. Grades and credits will be recorded on a permanent Warren County Community College transcript. By enrolling in a dual enrollment course, you implicitly permit North Warren to share your student's grades data, relevant to the dual enrollment program, with Warren County Community College.

More information can be found here:

http://www.warren.edu/wccc-dual-enrollment-program/

Senior Release

Seniors may obtain permission to leave school early, or arrive late to school if the senior is scheduled into a study hall, only on those days that the study hall meets during the first or last timeslot. Students will only be allowed to miss one study hall on a particular day.