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Mrs. Courtney Small

Welcome to my page (and my class)! I look forward to this semester and the crazy ride we will take through high school English :)

Answers to your most common questions:

1. Yes, I am that tall and yes, my name is Small.

- I am 6'5" and love to wear high heels. I definitely stand out in our hallway. 

- I have heard all the Sandlot references.

2. Yes, I played basketball. No, I did not play volleyball.

-Born in Maryland; raised outside of Raleigh, NC. I went to Elon University on a basketball scholarship. I played professionally overseas before returning to the States where I began teaching and coaching in Charlotte. 

3. I have 3 children, all in the CCS school system, 2 dogs, 2 bunnies, and our 2 class guinea pigs.

 

 

Our class will be utilizing the Canvas platform. Please create an account for access to our syllabus, units, assignments, pacing, discussions, and student participation. 

  

Graduation

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  • If you are searching for graduation information, please see our link on CCHS homepage. We will keep this link (to a Word doc) updated monthly with important information, dates, and dress code information. 

    Follow the graduation committee for weekly updates on Instagram. @cchs_graduation

    Please join the Class of 2023 Remind to get immediate updates or ask questions. @viks23 If that one is full, use code @cchs23s.

     

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Class Information

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    Welcome to English class!
     
    English I and II curriculum follows the North Carolina Common Core standards.  The curriculum centers around the theme that "all change involves a new way of thinking". Students will explore the world and self through reading and writing, within different genres, and for different purposes. 
     
    English III curriculum follows the North Carolina Common Core standards. Students will explore American Literature, works, and documents from the 17th century through the present. Students will center learning around the desire for power, freedom, and equality and how they act as catalysts for change. 
     
    AP Research is the second course in the AP Capstone program. AP Capstone is an innovative diploma program from the College Board that equips students with the independent research, collaborative teamwork, and communication skills that are increasingly valued by colleges. AP Capstone is built on the foundation of AP Seminar and AP Research and is designed to complement and enhance the in-depth, discipline-specific study experienced in other AP courses.

Mrs. Small's Class Schedule

  • 1st block: AP Research

    2nd block: English I 

    3rd block: Honors English I

    4th block:Planning Period

  • Please feel free to contact me via email: courtney.small@cabarrus.k12.nc.us

    You can also email through the Canvas platform.

    Office hours: 4th period (12:50 - 2:15pm)

    Remind:AP Research - @a87378

                English I (2nd) - @e7ke67

                Honors English I (3rd) - @93e3kbb

    Spanish speakers enrolled in English I can use Talking Points (an app extremely similar to Remind messaging but allows for different language and translation options) - please ask for join codes/numbers.

Last Modified on January 13, 2023