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    96% of CIS Students were promoted in 2012
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    2012 CIS student graduation rate – 90%
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    86% of CIS students improved academically
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    4,500 3rd grade students attend a Fayetteville Symphony concert
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    “Every $1 invested in the CIS model produces increased graduation rates & an average of $11.60 in economic impact for local communities”
    – EMSI, Washington DC, 5.16.2012
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    “We are fortunate to have such a strong voice advocating for the students in Cumberland County.”
    - Dr. Frank Till, Superintendent, Cumberland County Schools

#tbh – Truth and Consequences of Social Media- May 2, 2013- 6:30pm- Embassy Suites of Fayetteville

“Generation M2″: are highly tech-savvy children ages 8 to 18 spending 8+ hours daily in front of various electronic screens — more time than sleeping, school or any other activity, say statistics from the Kaiser Family Foundation. Join us May 2, 2013 at 6:30pm Embassy Suites of Fayetteville as we host an interactive event with guest speakers exploring the truth of what our kids are up to on social media and the consequences of their activities.

 
 

ALexus

ALexus is a military student, whose parents are divorced and whose father and stepmother have been deployed.  She was having difficulty adjusting to a new school and the added pressures of deployed parents.  



Chaundrika

Chaundrika had trouble adjusting to middle school and  was known as a bully.  Her guidance counselor referred her to CIS, hoping that engaging her in positive activities would help.  



MJ

MJ, a military brat, came to Fuller PLC to focus on academics and avoid risky behavior at his home high school.  He was reluctant, but his father insisted.  

January 3rd: Grade Music Initiative

February: Reality U-Financial Literacy Program

March: School House Rock Fundraiser

May: Bill Harrison Scholarship

June: Golf Tournament

Oct/Nov: Teacher Mini Grants

To surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.

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