- Cape Fear 10-07-2011
- Southeastern Show Case 10-15-2011
- Laurinburg Prep 10-21-2011
- Sandhill CC 10-24-2011
- Jamboree Stillwater 10-28-2011
Coach Solomon
Kyle Solomon comes with 14 years of experience as a basketball coach of highly competitive programs. He has a successful track record of recruiting and developing student athletes for college programs; recruiting and developing talent at the high school varsity and junior varsity levels.
The men's basketball program will cater to young men in becoming better students. Character will be fostered through the 3 D's to success - Discipline, Determination, and Dedication
Steven Prep Academy's program will cultivate young men with aptitude for the court into well rounded young adults. These young men will have the ability to set and manage the direction of their lives for success on the court and in the game of life.
The main goal and mission of Stevens Prep Academy is "to advocate success in all students". We achieve this goal by various means. The first thing we do is to accept each student at the time they need help, instead of telling them to waste time until the next semester or quarter.
The second thing we do is academic placement testing. We do this to find the strengths and weaknesses of every student versus throwing into an already on-going class as most other schools do.
The third and very important thing that we do is offer small class sizes with 1 on 1 assistance and instruction.
And the fourth thing we do is weekly evaluation of an educational program using the NC state curriculum guidelines but, conforming those guidelines to the level and pace of the student. When done properly, that spells student success.
We just wanted to let you know what a difference CM Stevens Individualized Education Center has made in our sons life and ours. Under the new "Block Schedule" system implemented by Wake County Schools, it did not address teaching students with learning disabilities. The new system moved too fast for our son to learn under and he suffered and struggled, each day he got further and further behind...