PAGE of Wake County

10/10/2026

For 9-12th graders:

North Carolina School of Science and Math

presents

2026 Ethics and Leadership Conference (November 2)

“Mind and Machine”- Our Logic, Our Ethics, Our Future

For more information and registration information, follow the link below.

FEATURING

10/03/2026

For WCPSS students,

This is the time to reach out to your school’s AIG Coordinator if you are interested in Credit by Demonstrated Mastery (CDM). Each school might have slightly different dates, but our school’s application period runs from October 5- December 11 this year.

Here is the link to NC DPI’s website explaining CDM:

NCDPI has updated various policies to support the implementation of CDM, and those changes are outlined on this site.

07/16/2026

We are not affiliated with this organization, just passing along this opportunity.

04/27/2026

(Courtesy post - not a PAGE organization)

The Homeschool Experience is a Wake County is an excellent resource for summer camps, open for registration now. The organization is a supplement for homeschoolers who want some in-person classes and events. The do field trips, dances, educational trips, etc. alongside 1 day a week classes (offered Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays).

It can potentially be a great fit for gifted homeschoolers because they enroll by curriculum fit more than strict age limits. It is a secular and welcoming environment that is also understanding of the needs of neurodivergent kids/ 2E.

https://www.thehomeschoolexperience.com/

Fall classes and summer camps open for registration here:

https://thehomeschoolexperience.coursestorm.com/

We offer a wide variety of secular camps and classes - from enrichment to core classes for 4 year olds through 12th Grade. Pick the schedule that works with your life! We are an ESA Vendor!

03/27/2026

(Courtesy post - this is not a PAGE event)

NC State Math Circle Celebration - April 19

We are excited to announce our second Math Circle Celebration on Sunday, April 19, from 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM in SAS Hall at NC State! The event will feature another series of exciting math talks, followed by fun games, puzzles, and activities.

Our fall event had over one hundred students and more than twenty volunteers from Natural Math, NC State, and UNC–Chapel Hill. It was wonderful to see everyone enjoying the math activities, and we truly appreciate the enthusiasm and support from our community.

Please complete the registration form: https://forms.gle/e4NzA3eLdNaCAkF97

(Registration is not required for attending the event, but it will be extremely helpful for us. Thank you for filling out this form!)
We would also greatly appreciate your help in spreading the word to neighbors and friends. Thank you for helping us share the joy of mathematics with young minds — we look forward to seeing you at the event!

Math Circle Webpage: https://sites.google.com/ncsu.edu/ncsu-mc

Upcoming events: Math Circle Celebration! When: Sunday, April 19, from 1:30–4:00 PM Where: SAS Hall (2nd floor), 2311 Stinson Dr, Raleigh, NC 27607. Parking: Parking is free on the weekend, and here is the parking lot of SAS Hall https://maps.app.goo.gl/Dk2pr93mkcyWy7XDA Additional free

03/21/2026

One of our Super Saturday partners is offering Robotics over the Summer. Check out their website or scan the QR code for more information.

03/13/2026

Empowering College-Bound Neurodivergent Students

Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026
Time: 7:00-8:00 PM EST
Format: Virtual (Zoom link sent upon registration)

Join April Miller, Independent Educational Consultant, for a free virtual webinar on navigating the college planning process for neurodivergent students. Families will gain clarity on legal supports, disability services, and how to find the right college fit for their student.

Register through link below!

With permission to share and invite from Fusion Academy (Raleigh) 🥰

Learn about our upcoming event: Empowering College-Bound Neurodivergent Students- 3/26/26. Fusion Academy is a private school that focuses on personalized learning to help middle and high school students reach their full potential.

03/08/2026

For our Science Olympiad enthusiasts, we still need volunteers for the March 14 event!

Here is the message from our amazing coach, Kristin Russell (DaVinci’s Dragons🐉 ):

I am the regional director for the Chatham County Division A Science Olympiad Tournament and would love your help! Please volunteer with us on March 14th at Seaforth High School in Pittsboro and help make Science Olympiad possible for our youngest olympians. Sign ups are in the comment section!

Address: 444 Seaforth Rd, Pittsboro, NC 27312

What does it mean to be an event leader?
You will set up, run, and judge the event in the assigned room/gym. The state office has everything organized. When you check in the morning of the tournament, we’ll give you a box containing all the necessary items, tests, score sheets, and well-written step-by-step instructions on what to do. Instructional videos are being made to help explain setup & scoring for some events.

What does it mean to be a volunteer?
You are an assistant to an event leader. You’ll be in the room/gym with the event leader, helping them in whatever way they need. Typically, you’ll help judge by following a checkoff sheet, using a stopwatch, reloading a testing device, grading written tests, directing students to certain locations, proctoring tests, etc.

Happy to answer any questions and provide more details. Email: [email protected]

Come have fun with us and our littlest scientists!

03/01/2026

“At its core, advocacy is love in action. It is the willingness to speak up, show up, and fight for what is right—not just for ourselves but for those whose voices are unheard, whose struggles go unseen, and whose paths need clearing. Advocacy is a deep expression of care, commitment, and connection. It is love that fights. Love that refuses to be silent. Love that demands change.”

Explore the ways in which advocacy can be an act of love for you and your learner.