Jacksonville Satellite Office
Outreach Coordinator
Shawn ReintjesNorthside High School
365 Commons Drive South
Jacksonville, NC 28546Phone 910-455-4868 ext. 5101
shawn_reintjes@ncsu.edu
The Jacksonville satellite office is located at Northside High School in the Commons area of Jacksonville. Northside High school is a 9-12 school built in 2000.
The Jacksonville Office serves science and math teachers of Onslow and surrounding counties providing them with CBL and MBL technology workshops, CBL/MBL equipment on a loan basis, technical support, and technology curriculum integration support.Through generous funding from The Department of Education the Jacksonville satellite office extends the services of The Science House providing high school science and math teachers access to training and equipment including laptop computers, graphing calculators, and a variety of probeware. Research has shown that the use of such equipment promotes exploration and helps students see technology as a tool for learning.
CBL/MBL Train the Trainer Workshop, July 14-18, 2008 Register Now!
Onslow County Science Web Calendar
Teacher Pioneers - Middle & High School Technology Project
Onslow County Equipment ListWorkshopsThe following workshops are available to schools in southeastern NC. If you are interested in bringing one to your school or district contact Shawn Reintjes for information and pricing.
Safety Sense: A Science Safety Workshop
Chemical Hygiene Plans, Science Lab Safety, OSHA regulations! The process of making science labs/classrooms safe can seem overwhelming. Learn the facts about Science Lab Safety and all that it entails. Get timely, researched-based information and resources to make Safety Sense a way a life in your classroom/lab.Grant Writing: How to Compete in the Talent Show and Win!
Want to implement new and exciting projects in your classroom but don't have the funds you need to do it? Then this workshop can help. Learning about the ins and outs of grant writing from start to finish, from how to develop an idea into an award winning project, to implementing/managing the grant once you get it! Many great resources are provided.Inquiry, Experimental, and Technological Design
Inquiry, experimental, and technological design are now a part of the new NC science curriculum for all grades, but many teachers still aren't sure just what it all means or how to teach it. Learn what it means to do "inquiry" in the classroom, what students must know/be able to do in regards to experimental design, and learn not only what is meant by the term "technological design" , but how you go about teaching it! Help your students gain the skills necessary to be 21st century ready!Using Technology and the Internet to Teach Biology
For middle and high school teachers, this workshop will provide an invaluable toolbox of resources on the web for teaching biological science goals. Learn where you can find case studies, simulations, online labs, interactive resources, free videos! Students like technology. Tap into this interest and bring your biology classroom into the 21st century!
Directions to the Jacksonville Satellite Office
From Raleigh:
- Take I-40 east to exit 373(Magnolia/Kenansville/Jacksonville). Upon exiting turn left. Proceed down this road through about 3-4 lights. Turn right onto 24 hwy. Proceed through Beaulaville and into Richlands.Proceed straight on Hwy 258/24 into Jacksonville. Take a left onto US17/24. Stay in the left lane following US 17N/Marine Blvd. Continue on until you see a Schlotsky's Deli on the left. Take a left turn at light. Proceed through housing until road T's. Turn right.
- Northside High School will be on your left.
From Wilmington:
- Traveling north on Hwy 17N, turn onto Western Blvd. (between Wal-Mart and Wendy's) At the 4th traffic light (Marine Chevrolet), turn right onto Gateway Drive. Turn right onto Commons Drive South at the next stop sign.
- Northside High is on the left (next to Jacksonville Commons Middle School).
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This project received support from The Golden LEAF Foundation
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