North Carolina’s CTP initiative began almost 20 years ago through a group of visionary educational leaders from Richmond County. As educational reformers, they fought tirelessly to advance the understanding and acceptance of “Tech Prep” not only in North Carolina but also across our nation. They formed a solid foundation from which we have all benefited. The effort was led by three Richmond County leaders in education - Doug James, former superintendent of Richmond County Schools, Myrtle Stogner, former director of vocational education for Richmond County Schools, and the late Joe Grimsley, president of Richmond Community College. This section of the NC-NET website is dedicated to continuing their legacy through the provision of resources and information for college tech prep practitioners.
College Tech Prep in North Carolina (Joint venture website supported by NCCCS and the Public Schools of North Carolina)
Showcase of Promising Practices
North Carolina Career Clusters Guide
Grimsley-James-Stogner College Tech Prep Awards
Office of Vocational and Adult Education Tech Prep Education page
The ABCs of Tech Prep: A User's Guide
Developing a Local Articulation Agreement, a self-paced module developed by Phillis Ostheim, can be accessed through the NC-NET Blackboard server. Log in with the user name faculty and the password nc-net. Once connected, you can view the available modules by topic or alphabetically by title. Developing a Local Articulation Agreement can be found under the “Leadership” topic heading.