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Phone: 704-260-6600 Ext. 41418

Email:

Degrees and Certifications:

Western Carolina University B.S. in History B.S. in Social Science Education

Ms. Carly Coccaro

Room Number: 2418

 

Homeroom and Classes:

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School Information:

School Events Calendar

Click here to view the CCS Academic Calendar for the '22 - '23 School Year

  • Contact Information

     

    Email: carly.coccaro@cabarrus.k12.nc.us

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    Remind:

    1st Period - Civic Literacy:

    • Class Name: 1CoccaroSpring23
    • Class Code: @1CoccS23

    2nd Period - Civic Literacy:

    • Class Name: 2CoccaroSpring23
    • Class Code: @2CoccS23

    4th Period - Honors Civic Literacy:

    • Class Name: 4CoccaroSpring23
    • Class Code: @4CoccS23
Cox Mill High School by Carly Coccaro

  • Bell Schedule - 2nd Semester

    1st Period: Honors Civic Literacy

    2nd Period: Civic Literacy

    3rd Period: Planning

    4th Period: Honors Civic Literacy

  • About Me

    Welcome to my page! My name is Carly Coccaro and I am a graduate of Western Carolina University with honor degrees in both History and Social Science Secondary Education.  I graduated with accolades, including the Prospective Teacher of the Year for High School and the Dean's Outstanding Scholar Award for Social Science Education. 

    I have been teaching at Cox Mill High School since the spring of 2019. I am originally from Pittsburgh, PA, but I grew up in Concord, NC. I am so excited about being a Charger again, as CMHS is my Alma Mater!

    Yes, I have always been a total history nerd.  In fact, whenever I was a child and someone asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I often said an "Egyptologist" or a historian that studies ancient Egypt.  I am so grateful to have the opportunity to teach my passion!
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