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Welcome to Southeast Collegiate Preparatory Academy (SCPA) homepage. Where we believe our scholars Enter with Purpose, Excel by Performance, and Exit Prepared. Please explore our links or just browse around. As the Halifax County Schools' collegiate prep school, we STRIVE to offer the students of SCPA numerous opportunities to broaden their horizons and enrich their lives as they focus on matriculating through college, joining the workforce, or serving our country as a soldier.
Thank you for visiting with us and for allowing us to share SCPA with you. Please visit again and also tell a friend about the great things happening at SCPA!
Ms. Lykisa McCoy, Principal
Message from Principal McCoy - Week of January 11, 2021
Good evening Trojan Families,
This is the event's message for the week of January 11th through January 15th.
Students will continue to be remote until the end of the 3rd Nine Weeks in March. Once again, students will remain remote until the topic is revisited by the School Board in March.
Students check PowerSchool for your updated schedules if you requested a schedule change. You have the first ten days of school to request a schedule change. Please ask your teachers for information about the form.
On the school's website, you will find the daily schedule for remote learning. All teachers will have face to face synchronous instruction on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays this semester.
Underclassmen pictures are rescheduled for January 12, 2020. Please visit the school’s website and check your email for further instructions. Make sure you are on time for your appointment.
Reports cards are scheduled to go home Monday, January 11, 2020. If you have not done so, please contact the school with an updated address to receive your child’s report card in a timely manner. Parents, we provided credit recovery assignments over the break to provide one last effort to assist your child’s success in remote learning. If your child did not take advantage of this opportunity, it will reflect on their report card.
Learning pods will be open on Monday, January 11, 2020. Please utilize the learning pods. Students, contact your teacher and arrange a face to face if you do not understand something in the remote leaning instruction.
Thank you for your time. Have a great week!
Message from Principal McCoy - Week of January 4, 2021
Good evening Trojan Families,
As winter break comes to an end, and a new year begins, we hope you have been reflecting on last year and thinking about what is to come. I hope that each of you had a wonderful winter break and enjoyed special time with family.
This is the evening's message for the week of January 6th through January 8th.
All Halifax County Schools will return to REMOTE LEARNING on Wednesday, January 6th, and will work remotely through Friday, January 8th. All buildings (including learning pods) will remain closed until January 11, 2021.
Students check your email for information from your homeroom teachers and check PowerSchool for your schedule. You have the first ten days of school to request a schedule change. Please ask your teachers for information about the schedule change form.
Tomorrow’s daily schedule is a regular remote learning schedule. 1st Block will begin at 9:00am. Please check the website for the daily schedule for remote learning. All teachers will have face to face synchronous instruction on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays this semester.
Underclassmen pictures are rescheduled for January 12, 2020. Please visit the school’s website and check your email for further instructions.
Reports cards are scheduled to go home Monday, January 11, 2020. Parents, we provided credit recovery assignments over the break to provide one last effort to assist your child’s success in remote learning. If your child did not take advantage of this opportunity, it will reflect on their report card.
All buildings will reopen on January 11, 2021 (including learning pods). We will continue to work remotely on Fridays. Please continue to remain diligent about following safety guidelines. We want everyone to return healthy because we have so much to look forward to in 2021!
Thank you for your time. Have a great week and Happy New Year!
**POSTPONED**. PLEASE NOTE THAT PICTURE DAY HAS BEEN POSTPONED. THE NEW DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED.**
Picture Day is approaching! LifeTouch will be at SCPA on December 8th, 2020 to take pictures for all underclassmen! Because of the pandemic, appointments are required for pictures. Please schedule your pictures today! These pictures will be for the school yearbook as well as available for purchase.
Schedule an Appointment:
https://booknow.appointment-plus.com/cxhkghhs/
(Everyone must have an appointment, Walk-ins not permitted)
We will be following all CDC guidelines, so be sure to wear your mask.
Halifax County, NC – October 5, 2020
Halifax County Schools Announces Principal Appointment for Southeast Collegiate Prep Academy.
The Halifax County Board of Education approved the appointmentof Ms. Lykisa S. McCoy for the position of Principal of Southeast Collegiate Prep Academy on Monday, October 5, 2020. Ms. McCoy has proudly served Halifax County Schools as an Assistant Principal at Southeast Collegiate Prep Academy. Prior to joining the Halifax County family, she worked in Wilson County at Ralph L. Fike High School as a biology and physical science teacher for 3 years, and in Camden County at Camden Middle School as an 8th Grade Science teacher for 17.5 years.
Ms. McCoy earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from East Carolina University, Greenville, NC. She has earned a Master of Science with a concentration in Adolescent Science Education from Walden University, Minneapolis, MN, a Master of Science in Biology from Elizabeth City State University, Elizabeth City, NC, and a Master of Administration in Education from Elizabeth City State University, Elizabeth City, NC. When Lykisa is not serving Halifax County students and teachers, she enjoys serving her community through her sorority, Sigma Gamma Rho, Inc., traveling, and spending time with friends and family. She is the proud mother of a son, Devan B. McCoy-Sawyer.
“I am confident that Ms. McCoy will continue to build on Southeast Collegiate Preparatory Academy’s record graduation rate in all aspects of the school programs,” states Dr. Eric L. Cunningham, Superintendent of Halifax County Schools.
Halifax County, NC – September 14, 2020
Halifax County Schools Names New Executive Director of Human Resources and Operations
The Halifax County Schools Board of Education approved the appointment of Dr. Gregory E. Monroe for the position of Executive Director of Human Resources & Operations. Dr. Monroe has 22 years of experience in various educational roles. For the last 2 years he has served as the principal of Southeast Collegiate Prep Academy, home of the Mighty Trojans. During his two year tenure, the high school graduation rate increased to a record 84 percent.
Dr. Monroe started his career in his childhood hometown, Greene County. There, he rose through the ranks serving as a bus driver, teacher, middle school assistant principal, middle school principal, and a director of the Greene County Alternative Education Center. Dr. Monroe earned his Associate in Arts degree from Lenior Community College, Kinston North Carolina. He went on to earn his Bachelor of Science in Education, his Masters in School Administration, as well as his Doctorate in school leadership from East Carolina University, Greenville North Carolina.
Dr. Monroe and his wife Christa have 3 daughters; Gabrielle age 16, and twins Rayna and Ra’mya age 14. Outside of serving as a father, son, brother, and educator, Dr. Monroe also serves as an associate minister at Perfecting Family and Friends Ministries in La Grange, North Carolina. He enjoys caring for his mother and spending time with his rather large family.
Dr. Eric Cunningham states, “Dr. Monroe’s wide area of experiences will be instrumental in serving and supporting our schools”. The new role will be effective on November 2, 2020.
Halifax County, NC- October 5, 2020
Reopening of Schools
At the Halifax County Board of Education meeting on Monday, October 5, 2020, the Board approved Superintendent Dr. Eric Cunningham’s recommendation to continue with remote learning for the next nine weeks. Dr. Cunningham stated that he would monitor for the next couple of weeks and reserves the right to modify his recommendation at November 2020 board meeting.
Dr. Cunningham based his recommendation on survey data after listening to parents, students, staff and teachers. The data revealed that there are deep concerns about COVID-19 and its impact on reopening for in-person instruction. Halifax County Schools has suffered a terrible loss and it still resonates in our hearts and minds of our entire community. We will continue to work with our health department officials and monitor the data. With the support and guidance of our health experts, I am certain we will identify the best time to fully reopen. Safety is our highest priority and requires everyone to be in alignment to protect our most precious treasures our children.
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High School Youth Energy Academy Virtual Event
Access your Online Learning Sites through Clever!
DIY - Homemade Face Masks - https://youtu.be/YnmE9ziLqfk
Virtual Guidance Lesson/Workshop - 504 vs. IEP
Texting Tool Available to Access Food for Children
Parents who need food assistance for their children can text FOODNC to 877-877 to locate nearby free meal sites. The texting service is also available in Spanish by texting COMIDA to 877-877.
Additionally, No Kid Hungry NC has created a map of local school sites, community organizations and food assistance programs across North Carolina where families can access food. The interactive map can be viewed at nokidhungrync.org/covid19/
and is updated daily.
Use this link to access a free online graphing calculator!
Free Online Graphing Calculator
The 3 E's/What's Your E?
Enroll? Enlist? Employ?
EC Parent Advisory Committee Interest Survey ~ HCS is forming a Parent Advisory Committee where parents of students with disabilities can voice their input on district initiatives.
2020-2021 NC Pre-K Application .pdf format/.doc format
Two Days Away!
Please join NCBCE for the REAL (Remote Education & Learning) 2.0 Conference.
Watch the conference preview video HERE.
October 28th, 2020
The REAL 2.0 Conference is a remote education & learning conference that will provide tips and resources for teachers as well as parents on how to best support your students during this time. The conference is open to ALL North Carolina educators and parents! All sessions will recorded so you can watch them all!
Learn more about the conference and register HERE.
Educator session topics include:
Parent session topics include:
Adicionalmente las siguientes sesiones serán en espanol:
For information about other upcoming remote learning conferences click HERE.
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Please take a moment to review the attached Statistics in Schools and Census information.
Statistics In Schools Fact Sheet
Census Confidentiality Fact Sheet