Upcoming Events:
High School Open House Events
Click on the link above to view High School Open House Events
for high schools in Wake County
Parents and students are encouraged to attend the open house event at their assigned high school
to learn more about course offerings at their specific high school.
High School Open House Events
Click on the link above to view High School Open House Events
for high schools in Wake County
Parents and students are encouraged to attend the open house event at their assigned high school
to learn more about course offerings at their specific high school.
Rising 9th Grade Registration Information
RCMMS High School Registration Guide
The High School Registration Guide provides information and resources
to assist 8th grade students and families with the registration process.
Click Here to view Course Offerings at each high school
Click Here to view the High School Registration Parent Presentation
WCPSS High School Program Planning Guide
The High School Program Planning Guide provides general high school information
and course descriptions.
Registration Timeline:
Jan 31-Feb 18 Teacher Recommendations are completed in PowerSchool
Feb 16 Virtual Registration Presentation for Parents at 5:30pm Parent Night Flyer
Feb 23 Early College & Magnet HS Notifications
February 24 Registration Information presented to students through social studies classes
February 24 Cary High School & Athens High School Rising 9th Grade Open House Dates
March 7 Registration Work Plan due to Social Studies Teacher with parent signature
March 8 & 9 Registration Day: Students enter course selections into PowerSchool through social studies classes
RCMMS High School Registration Guide
The High School Registration Guide provides information and resources
to assist 8th grade students and families with the registration process.
Click Here to view Course Offerings at each high school
Click Here to view the High School Registration Parent Presentation
WCPSS High School Program Planning Guide
The High School Program Planning Guide provides general high school information
and course descriptions.
Registration Timeline:
Jan 31-Feb 18 Teacher Recommendations are completed in PowerSchool
Feb 16 Virtual Registration Presentation for Parents at 5:30pm Parent Night Flyer
Feb 23 Early College & Magnet HS Notifications
February 24 Registration Information presented to students through social studies classes
February 24 Cary High School & Athens High School Rising 9th Grade Open House Dates
March 7 Registration Work Plan due to Social Studies Teacher with parent signature
March 8 & 9 Registration Day: Students enter course selections into PowerSchool through social studies classes
Early College & Magnet High School Resource Links:
NEW! Wake Early College of Information & Biotechnology
Wake STEM Early College Virtual Information Sessions
Wake Young Men's Leadership Academy Information Sessions
Information Sessions and Fairs
Magnet Schools
Early College Application Process
Magnet & Early College Resources
NEW! Wake Early College of Information & Biotechnology
Wake STEM Early College Virtual Information Sessions
Wake Young Men's Leadership Academy Information Sessions
Information Sessions and Fairs
Magnet Schools
Early College Application Process
Magnet & Early College Resources
Check out this great opportunity for 8th grade students from the North Carolina School of Science and Math:
Step Up to STEM is an innovative interdisciplinary academic program that uses exciting real-world subjects to challenge rising 9th and 10th graders across North Carolina and build their skills in science, math, technology, and communications. During the program's residential summer institute, students have the opportunity to take advantage of many unique enrichment activities. The program is open by application to eighth grade African American, Hispanic American, and Native American students who live in North Carolina. Students who are accepted into and complete the program as rising ninth graders are then offered a spot to return for a second summer of programming. Click Here to learn more.
Step Up to STEM is an innovative interdisciplinary academic program that uses exciting real-world subjects to challenge rising 9th and 10th graders across North Carolina and build their skills in science, math, technology, and communications. During the program's residential summer institute, students have the opportunity to take advantage of many unique enrichment activities. The program is open by application to eighth grade African American, Hispanic American, and Native American students who live in North Carolina. Students who are accepted into and complete the program as rising ninth graders are then offered a spot to return for a second summer of programming. Click Here to learn more.
