How to Apply

This the front office and reception area. Students enter the building and sign in here, and parents can speak to the administrative assistant behind the glass enclosure.

This is our multipurpose room. Ms. Griffey holds English class meetings here. A seminar course also meets here, as well as learning lab. We also hold whole-school meetings or town hall meetings here. 

This is our high school science classroom. Students perform science labs and attend class here.

This is the largest classroom in on the Davie campus. Colleges classes and special presentations take place here.

This is the fitness center, where PED classes take place.

This is a newly renovated smart classroom in the Health and Technology Building.

This is the Media Center in the Community Building. Early College students receive a college id and library card, and have full use of campus resources.

 The Early College is...

• a partnership between Davie County Schools and Davidson County Community College, located on the community college campus in Mocksville.
• an independent high school offering a 4, 4½, or 5 year plan of study that allows students to graduate with both a high school diploma and an Associate in Arts degree or up to two years of transferable  college credit.
• an accelerated learning environment with a rigorous honors and college-level curriculum that prepares students for college, careers, and life.
• a small, public school (~40 students per grade level), part of the Cooperative and Innovative High School network.

Students Should Be Able To.....

• Work collaboratively and share tasks with a group
• Step up and approach teachers for your own needs
• Navigate Canvas 
• Be willing to talk to new people and make friends
• Share your own knowledge and present in front of your class
• Act maturely and responsibly in and out of class
• Learn and use time management skills
• Be tolerant of others' ideas and be able to embrace diversity

Higher Ed Partnership with DDCC

• Learning to navigate the college system
• Acquiring self-advocacy skills and strategies
• Creating lasting relationships with college instructors
• Taking courses with traditional community college students
• Participating in Global Scholars of Distinction and study abroad programs
• Belonging to clubs and college organizations
• Discovering career possibilities and pathways