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North Dakota Center for Distance Education
Basic Information
Address: PO Box 5036
1510 12th Ave N
Fargo, ND 58105-5036
Phone Number: 701-231-6000
Fax Number: 701-231-6052
Email: ndcde.enroll@ndcde.org
Superintendent: Dr. Alan J. Peterson
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Additional Information
Board of Directors: North Dakota Educational Technology Council
Mission Statement:
ND CDE's mission is to ensure that all North Dakota middle and high school students regardless of location have access to educational opportunities that meet or exceed expectations for
- the quality of curriculum
- ongoing contact time with highly qualified teachers,
- the selection and use of suitable educational technology,
- monitoring course delivery efficiency and effectiveness, and
- student learning.
Accreditation and Recognition: Advanced Ed Accredited
District Characteristics: ND CDE has a statewide role. ND CDE is the sanctioned online school for all of North Dakota
School Municipalities: All cities and towns in North Dakota
History:
ND CDE was founded in 1935. The ND Legislature determined that rural students needed to have their opportunities to receive an education enhanced by a state-operated correspondence school. Later the name was changed to the Division of Independent Study. And finally to the Center for Distance Education.
Notable Alumni:
Bobby Vee - singer/songwriter
Lloyd Omdahl - long time government official in ND
Curriculum:
ND CDE supports 183 courses. All 183 are avaiable online. 125 courses are available in print version.
Belief Statements:
ND CDE believes that intelligent use of educational technology can transform the effectiveness of student learning, teacher methods, and administrator decision-making.
Organization Goals: Form educational partnerships with the 123 most rural schools in North Dakota.
Increase rural schools capabilities by sharing resources.
Supplement rural schools purchasing power via acquisition of private and federal grants.
Scholastic Perfomance: Nearly all ND CDE graduates go on to college. Most go on to do graduate work.