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High School Hub (Parents)

Welcome, parents!

Randolph Community College’s Career & College Promise (CCP) Program offers eligible high school freshmen*, sophomores, juniors, and seniors the opportunity to take tuition-free college courses through North Carolina community colleges. Students can earn both high school and college credit upon successful course completion.
*Where approved by high school and using the information on the current page.

 

Program Pathways include:

For students planning to pursue an associate or bachelor's degree at a community college or university. Did you know that we have University Partnerships that guarantee acceptance if your student takes classes with us?

Check out our partnerships!

Offers a head start on certificate or diploma programs in technical and career fields. 

Free courses through our Continuing Education department. Some may qualify for high school credit.

In order for your student to get started, please follow the steps here. The deadline for Spring 2026 is Dec. 1.

Did you know that by taking CCP courses and finishing an associate degree, students can get guaranteed admission to other partner universities? Check out our list.

CCP Student Handbook

FAQs

No, except for some non-credit courses taken on a self-supporting basis, including safe driving courses.

CCP students can take six classes per 16-week term and three classes per 8-week term. Students must complete the entire CCP pathway before pursuing additional courses. All CCP participants must maintain eligibility status as noted in our CCP Student Handbook below.

In accordance with NCDPI policy GCS-L-004, all community college courses included in the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA) will receive weighted credit. Most CTE courses, and other courses not included in the CAA, are not eligible for weighted credit.

Yes, principals are permitted to award dual credit based upon course content relative to available high school courses and State Board of Education policy GCS-M-001, which allows students in a College Transfer pathway to receive high school credit toward graduation requirements using community college courses. Additionally, some CTE college courses may count towards high school CTE core requirements. Check this Dual Enrollment chart for information on some of the instances of credit awarded.

Students can earn credit and non-credit for workforce credentials, certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees.

How do I know if my classes will transfer?
  1. All community college courses included on the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA) or ICAA will receive transfer credit. CTE and other courses not included in the CAA/ICAA are not eligible for guaranteed transfer credit.
  2. Check out this page for more information.

Public and charter school students need to pick up their textbooks and access codes at their high schools.

Home and private school students need to purchase or rent their textbooks.

No.

No additional transportation funding is available for CCP students.

Leon’s Law requires that community colleges share the education records of minor dependent students with:
  1. Their parent(s) or legal guardian(s), without the student’s consent, as long as the parent claims the student as a dependent on their federal tax return.
  2. High school counselors and administrators, if the student is dually enrolled in a K-12 institution and a community college.

This requirement builds on an existing exception in FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act), but makes it mandatory for North Carolina community colleges.

To complete your Leon’s Law agreement, please reach out to your advisor at your high school.

For more information, click here.

Guidelines for creating a Home School Transcript are available here.

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