Programs

Grades K-12

This program is designed for students that have violated board policy and is assigned to Northview for a set amount of days.  It also serves students who have demonstrated a lack of academic and behavioral progress in the traditional setting.  Transition back to the traditional setting for these students is based on grades, attendance, and behavior.   

Grades K-12

The Day Treatment program is designed in partnership with Children’s Hope Alliance to meet the needs of students with moderate to severe behavioral and/or mental health challenges.  It features a staff to student ratio of no more than 1 to 6.  These classrooms offer experiential learning paired with therapeutic activities. Each classroom serves up to twelve students who are served by staff with educational and therapeutic expertise.  Students participating in this program must meet mental health eligibility criteria to receive services.

Highlights of the Day Treatment Programs include:

• Customized learning approaches

• Self-management/Interpersonal Skills Training

• Functional Application of Academic Skills

• Positive Based Motivation

• Availability of Individual and Family Counseling

• Summer Programming

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Grades 11-12 (Individual consideration for 10th Grade)

SAVE is a program designated for students with a life circumstance that prevents them from attending a traditional school day.  Priority is given to the student who is within one year of graduating.  The student must also be able to accomplish independent online learning with support provided from certified teachers upon request.

Grades 9-12

The Community Classroom is a program designed to serve students who need a contained, quiet learning environment.  Students typically served in this program often internalize their behaviors rather than exhibiting overt behaviors that negatively impact others.  Instructional support is a hybrid model that blends face-to-face instruction with online learning.      

Program focus:

• Calm and Nurturing Environment 

• Credit Recovery and Academic Acceleration

• Non-Traditional School Days

• Opportunities for Individual Counseling

• Diverse Learning Approaches

• Social Skills Training

• Successful Transition to a Traditional Learning Environment

Iredell-Statesville Schools offers an OSS program located on the campus of Career Academy and Technical School.  Students are assigned to this site by their traditional school administrators for up to 10 days in lieu of out-of-school suspension.  Students return to their traditional schools once their OSS assignment is fulfilled.  

IREDELL-STATESVILLE SCHOOLS

OUT-OF-SCHOOL SUSPENSION

OSS IS NOT OFFERED AT THE NORTHVIEW SCHOOL SITE

(OSS) LOCATION

Hours are 8:00 am to 3:00 pm

Student must be prompt with drop-off and pick-up times

Opened or unsealed drinks not permitted

Cell phones prohibited

350 Old Murdock Road, Troutman, NC 28166

704-978-2791

OSS Teacher - Teresa Houser

Email:  teresa_houser@iss.k12.nc.us

Drop-In Committee (For drop-outs who wish to re-enroll in school)

TBD

The classes needed for Credit Recovery will be added to Edgenuity.