Career and College Promise

The Career and College Promise (CCP) program is a key element of the high school academic program at Chatham Charter. The state program is in partnership with Central Carolina Community College (CCCC) and gives eleventh and twelfth graders the ability to earn over 40 college transfer credits. The classes are considered “dual credit” because they also help the students simultaneously meet high school graduation requirements and accumulate college transfer credits. The majority of seniors at Chatham Charter will complete one of the “pathways” of study, an accomplishment not achieved by the majority of students across the state in the CCP program. The Chatham Charter high school program is modeled after a middle college concept. Its master schedule has both high school and college-level courses built in versus allowing upperclassmen to take the CCP courses if they can fit them into the high school schedule. Juniors and seniors will have some classes on the CCCC campuses in yet another of Chatham Charter’s purposeful steps toward preparing them for college life.

Class of 2026

• Chatham Charter Class of 2026: 54 students

• Seniors in College Transfer Pathways: 44

• Seniors in CTE Pathways: 10

• Seniors anticipated to complete a Pathway: 39

Class of 2027

• Chatham Charter Class of 2027: 51 students

• Juniors in College Transfer Pathways: 37

• Juniors in CTE Pathways: 11

Career & Technical Education (CTE)

During the 2025-2026 school year, upperclassmen are taking courses in the following CTE areas:

Automotive Systems Foundations Healthcare Management Technology

Business Administration Industrial Systems Technology

Criminal Justice Technology

Industrial Systems Technology – Advanced Manufacturing

Early Childhood Education

Information Technology

Health and Fitness Science

Nurse Aide

Health Information Technology

Sustainable Agriculture

Veterinary Medical Technology