In the Spring of 2020, CHCCS launched a series of Parent Webinars, ranging in topic from instructional support, technology support, wellness support and safety support.  All of the webinar recordings can be found on this page; however, they can also be found on pages for the subjects they support, like our At-Home Learning page and our COVID-19 page.

Parent Webinar: COVID Vaccines for Children

Date and Time:  December 2, 2021 from 12-12:45 p.m.

English link to webinar with "join" as the password: https://chccs.webex.com/chccs/onstage/g.php?MTID=e3b70b9a79b8fdd7f95723eb0b3c9f09f

Spanish link to webinar: http://meet.google.com/gad-xryz-owj

Please join us this Thursday, Dec. 2, for an opportunity to hear about the latest science and research related to COVID-19 and childrens’ vaccines.  Dr. Danny Benjamin from the ABC Science Collaborative will facilitate a “lunch and learn” opportunity to discuss the latest research, strategies for continuing to remain safe, along with understanding the importance of vaccination for children. CHCCS is offering this session to educate our community on preventive strategies. If you have any questions you would like to submit in advance for responses, please submit them here.

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Parent Webinar (for families of students in grades 6-12): Credit by Demonstrated Mastery (CDM)

Date and Time: December 9, 2021 from 12-12:45 p.m.

English link to webinar with "join" as the password: https://chccs.webex.com/chccs/onstage/g.php?MTID=e91edd4e1530be525a30ad13001df1a55

Please join us Thursday, Dec. 9 for a webinar on Credit by Demonstrated Mastery (CDM). Attendees will learn more about the district's CDM process. Questions for the CDM webinar may be submitted in advance by completing this form by Dec 3.

What is CDM? The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction introduced CDM as an option to allow students to demonstrate a mastery of a course's content and receive course credit and a pass/fail grade by taking an assessment and completing an artifact.  Any CHCCS secondary student (middle or high school) is eligible for CDM, and there is no limit in how many CDM courses a student may take. Some courses are excluded from CDM, which include any honors course, AP courses, IB courses, some CTE courses with required clinical settings, ELL courses, and required Healthful Living courses. For a full list of eligible CDM courses, please click here. Students who take CDM courses are still required to take the End-of-Course (EOC) exam for the course. For more information, please visit the CDM FAQ website.