Please use this Portfolio Guide to aid you in the senior portfolio process. You may also want to join the CCS STEM Canvas course. 

If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Gladin.

Applying to STEM:

Students interested in joining the NCHS STEM program will need to apply in the fall of their 8^th grade year. Please see CCS Program Choice for more information about applying.

Accepting a Seat in STEM:

NOW THAT YOU HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED INTO THE NCHS STEM PROGRAM, IT'S TIME TO REVIEW PROGRAM INFORMATION AND SIGN YOUR CONTRACT!

PLEASE REVIEW THE IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS BELOW.

NCHS ACCEPTANCE NIGHT PROGRAM INFORMATION

DOCUMENT 1: NCHS STEM CONTRACT

DOCUMENT 2: STEM PROGRAM CHOICE EXPECTATIONS

DOCUMENT 3: CCS TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT

STEM English I - Melissa Rice

STEM English II-Claire Johnson/Melissa Rice

STEM English III- Cody Whitt

STEM English IV - Claire Johnson

AP Seminar/AP Research- Cody Whitt

STEM World History- John Calabrese

STEM Civics- John Calabrese

STEM Personal Finance- Blake Stoner

STEM American History- Daniel Helms

STEM Math I- Hannah Rose Mullins

STEM Math II- Tim Brown/Ian Johnson

STEM Math III- Ian Johnson

STEM Math IV- Dale Snyder

Pre-Calculus and AP Pre-Calculus – Andrea Harkey

Calculus Honors and AP Calculus-Karen Mullins

STEM Physics/AP Physics and STEM Chemistry- Christopher Stroupe

STEM Chemistry/AP Chemistry- Lekshmy Girija

STEM Biology-Christy Carbone

STEM Earth Science/ AP Earth Science- Robyn McNally

Design and Discovery - Carrie Paxton

Foundations of Technology and Robotics - Jeffery Martin

Intro to Engineering and Principles of Engineering- Jeffery Martin

The STEM leadership team plays a crucial role in the success of the STEM program. Student representatives, elected each spring, are responsible for fostering communication between their peers and the leadership. They help organize fundraising efforts, plan STEM events to connect the community, and gather feedback from their grade level to bring back to the team. By actively engaging in these activities, the student leadership ensures the program is dynamic, reflective of student needs, and continuously growing. Their involvement is vital for the program’s ongoing success.

STEM leadership is essential for the STEM program’s success. Student leaders represent their grade level and act as key connectors between their peers and the broader community. They help brainstorm fundraising ideas, design STEM events that unite people, and relay student feedback to improve the program. Each spring, student representatives apply and are elected based on their passion, creativity, and dedication to STEM education. This dedicated team ensures the continued growth and success of the program. If you are interested in participating in the STEM Leadership for the 2025-26 school year, please complete this form.

STEM Leadership Team 2024-25

Co-presidents-Justin Gould and Tobi Medeiros

Director of Public Relations- Zoe Scott

Director of Membership- Amelia Dobs

Special Events Coordinators- Elly Selmer and Collin Miller

Fundraising Coordinators- Gracie Chadwick and Rohan Patel

Class Representatives- 9^th grade Srilekha Krishnan and Anish Subramania

 10^th grade Tyler McLaurin

     11^th grade Stetson Johnson

12^th grade -Matthew Noelle

If you are interested in applying to be on the STEM leadership team for 2025-26, please fill out this form.