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Erin Freeman

Erin Freeman is another eSchool success story.  She never thought that her skills as a student would improve when she transferred mid-year to work independently in an eSchool English course. At her previous school, Erin would read a book for class and work together with her classmates to complete the assignments.  Now that Erin has worked independently in an eSchool English course, she views herself as a more mature reader and writer.  
Erin enjoyed reading The Great Gatsby, a story that took place during the roaring twenties. Her assignment after reading this novel was to write a research feature article which she thought really challenged her writing ability.
Erin Freeman is grateful for all of the memorable eSchool experiences this year.  She said, “I love the fact that I no longer dread reading and that I have gained the necessary tools to become a competent writer”.

 


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“Coursework from JCPSeSchool does not meet NCAA nontraditional core-course legislation.  Coursework from students who enrolled on or after June 5, 2012, cannot be used.  Coursework from students prior to June 5, 2012, will be reviewed individually. 
An individual review requires the production of student-specific and course-specific materials.”  - NCAA Eligibility Center

Jefferson County High School (JCPSeSchool) will be working with district staff in the very near future to appeal this decision.  We will certainly provide all necessary documentation for individual reviews.
Artie Dietz, JCPSeSchool


 

 

 

 

JCPSeSchool partnered with Articulate to win the Learning Impact Award in 2007.
We were internationally recognized for our use of technology in our classes.

Southern Association Certificate

JCPSeSchool is a branch of Jefferson County High School and is therefore accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and School Council on Accreditation and School Improvement.