High School students and parents, want to learn more about the Alamance Career Accelerator Program?

Alamance CAP is a partnership with local businesses, the Alamance Chamber, and Alamance Community College where interested high school juniors and seniors can apply for a paid apprenticeship program while still in high school that offers a free associate’s degree in Mechatronics from ACC and a guaranteed job upon completion. Students are paid by the company while working and while attending classes at ACC to earn their Mechatronics degree.

If you are interested in learning more about this career opportunity that begins in high school, please attend one of the information sessions.

ABSS Bond Q & A Sessions Scheduled
Alamance-Burlington Schools (ABSS) will host three informal question and answer sessions for citizens regarding the district’s $150 million bond proposal that will be on the ballot for the November 6 election. Representatives from the ABSS Facilities and Maintenance Division will be available to answer questions from the public and discuss the reasons for and the scope of nine projects that will be funded with bond proceeds. Bond projects include construction of a new high school and specified improvements at all 6 current high schools, South Mebane and Pleasant Grove elementary schools.

Citizens may arrive at any time during the scheduled bond information sessions as follows:

For more information on the nine bond projects for Alamance-Burlington Schools, view Facilities Facts about Bond Referendum on the Alamance-Burlington School System home page.

CTEC Parking Form

 Click here to access the CTEC Parking Form.  Please fill it out, print, and give the form to the front office.  The parking passes are $20 and will need to be turned in with your form.