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Counseling Staff
Guidance phone # (336) 983-3146 fax # (336) 983-0700
Samantha Moretz - PowerSchool Data Manager samantha.moretz@stokes.k12.nc.us
Michelle Ring - Counselor (Students H-O) michelle.ring@stokes.k12.nc.us
Sandra Bowen - Counselor (Students A-G) sandra.bowen@stokes.k12.nc.us
Kate Hough - Counselor (Students P-Z) kathryn.hough@stokes.k12.nc.us
Ashley King - College Adviser ashley.king@stokes.k12.nc.us
Holly Kidd-Forsyth Tech Representative hkidd@forsythtech.edu
Transcripts can be obtained in the Guidance Office for a fee of $5.00 each. Click here for request form.
The Stokes County High School Course Selection Guide for 2019-2020 can be viewed here.
The College Application Checklist can be viewed here. Use this for College Application week and beyond!
The Stokes County High School Course Selection Guide for 2019-2020 can be viewed here.
The College Application Checklist can be viewed here. Use this for College Application week and beyond!
Career & College Promise (CCP) / Dual Enrollment through Forsyth Technical Community College
CCP affords optional opportunities for Juniors and Seniors to earn up to 42 credit hours of community college credit while in high school. Students may be interested in taking just one course to get a head start on college-level work, or they may want to work towards earning a college diploma or certificate while still in high school. The pathways available for qualified students are detailed in the SCS Course Selection Guide. These courses are tuition-free; however, students are responsible for paying applicable student fees as well as for purchasing course textbooks. Although these fees & textbooks must be paid for by the student, this program is still an excellent way for interested, qualified students to gain college credits while still in high school.
Any interested students should speak with a guidance counselor to discuss these options.
CCP affords optional opportunities for Juniors and Seniors to earn up to 42 credit hours of community college credit while in high school. Students may be interested in taking just one course to get a head start on college-level work, or they may want to work towards earning a college diploma or certificate while still in high school. The pathways available for qualified students are detailed in the SCS Course Selection Guide. These courses are tuition-free; however, students are responsible for paying applicable student fees as well as for purchasing course textbooks. Although these fees & textbooks must be paid for by the student, this program is still an excellent way for interested, qualified students to gain college credits while still in high school.
Any interested students should speak with a guidance counselor to discuss these options.
