Stokes County Schools

As part of Severe Weather Preparedness week there will be a Statewide Tornado Drill on March 6th at 9:30am

March 4th to 8th is Classified Employee Appreciation Week! From custodians and office staff to bus drivers and cafeteria workers, their hard work and contributions are essential to the success of our students and schools. Thank you for your dedication, commitment, and positive impact on our educational community! #ClassifiedEmployeeAppreciation #ThankYou #TeamworkMakesTheDreamWork

The Stokes County Schools Math Fair was held on Friday 3/1/24. Participating Schools: Chestnut Grove, Germanton, King, Pine Hall, and Poplar Springs Projects are judged by the below criteria: Written Documentation Oral Presentation Mathematical Concepts Investigations Creativity Organization Appearance Judges: Donna Boyles, Lisa Williamson, Rachel Cain, and Dr. Kimberley Thompson-Hairston K-2 1st Place - Sage Hoover - Poplar Springs - Math Explosion 2nd Place - Annaleigh Schneider - King - Lego Logistics 3rd - Lydia Ramey and Lacie Tilley - Poplar Springs - Mom, Can We Buy a Horse? K-2 Class 1st - Jaice Ragan and Alyssa Keel - Poplar Springs - Counting Cars 3-4 1st - CJ Newsome - Poplar Springs - Hummingbird Nectar Preferences 2nd - Paige Cook - Germanton Elementary - Skittle Drop 3rd - Kinsey Taylor - Pine Hall - Guinea Pig Math 3-4 Class Projects 1st - Ms. Tavi Petree’s Class - Toby Boyles - Poplar Springs - Monarch Math 2nd - Mrs. Peedin’s 3rd Grade - Pine Hall - Shapes 3rd - Mrs. Peedin’s 4th Grade - Pine Hall - Pizza Fractions 5-6 1st - Elizabeth Duncan & Ava Hall - Poplar Springs - Cow-Q-Lashuns 2nd - Jonathan Rose & Hudson Cross - Chestnut Grove - Mission: Lunar Football Expedition 3rd - Jacob Marion and Aiden Ramey - Poplar Springs - Stuck in Russia 5-6 Class Project 1st - Mrs. Shannon Rose’s Class - Lacey Bancroft and Harper Gilstrap -Poplar Springs - Why No Y’s?

March 2nd marks Read Across America Day, a celebration of the joy of reading and Dr. Seuss's birthday. Let's honor the magic of books by sharing stories, inspiring imagination, and fostering a love for literacy in all ages. Whether you're diving into a childhood favorite or exploring new adventures, take some time today to immerse yourself in the world of words. Happy reading! 📚 #ReadAcrossAmericaDay #DrSeussBirthday #LoveReading

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month! Let's come together to celebrate the unique abilities and contributions of individuals with developmental disabilities. This month, we honor their strength, resilience, and the countless ways they enrich our communities. Every person deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and compassion, regardless of ability. Let's work towards a world where everyone feels valued, supported, and empowered to thrive. Join us in spreading kindness, understanding, and acceptance. Together, we can create a more inclusive and equitable society for all. #DDAM24 #InclusionMatters #CelebrateAbilities

March 4th to 8th is National School Breakfast Week! 🥞🍳🥣 Let's celebrate the importance of a nutritious start to the day for our students. Breakfast not only fuels their bodies but also their minds, setting them up for success in the classroom. Join us in recognizing the hard work of school nutrition professionals who ensure that every child has access to a healthy breakfast. Together, let's promote the importance of breakfast and support our schools in providing nourishing meals to students. #NationalSchoolBreakfastWeek #HealthyStarts #FuelForSuccess 📚🍎

Severe Weather Awareness Week is here! It's the perfect time to brush up on safety protocols and preparedness tips for all kinds of severe weather situations. From thunderstorms to tornadoes and hurricanes, being informed and ready can make all the difference. Take some time this week to review your family emergency plan, restock your supplies, and stay tuned to local weather updates. #SevereWeatherAwarenessWeek #BePrepared #SafetyFirst 🌪️🌧️☔

March 3rd to 9th is National School Social Worker Week! Let's take a moment to honor and appreciate the dedicated school social workers who play a crucial role in supporting the well-being and success of our students. They provide invaluable counseling, guidance, and resources to help students navigate challenges and thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Thank you to all the school social workers for your compassion, dedication, and commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students and communities! #SchoolSocialWorkerWeek #SupportingStudents #MakingADifference

Happy Read Across America Week! Join us in celebrating the joy of reading all week long! Whether it's diving into a classic tale, exploring a new adventure, or simply getting lost in the pages of your favorite book, there's something magical about the world of words. 📖 Let's inspire imagination, spark curiosity, and foster a love for learning through the power of books. 🌍💫 #ReadAcrossAmerica #LoveReading #BookwormsUnite 🐛📚

Upcoming Teacher Work Day

On March 1st, we recognize Maintenance Workers Day, a time to express gratitude to those who keep our spaces safe, clean, and functional. From fixing leaks to ensuring everything runs smoothly, their hard work often goes unnoticed. Today, let's take a moment to thank these dedicated individuals for their tireless efforts in maintaining our environments and making our lives easier. Your commitment and expertise are truly appreciated! #MaintenanceWorkersDay #ThankYou

Diaper Drive Thru March 2nd 10am-2pm King WIC Office (104 Hartgrove Road King, NC)

CTE certification celebrations were held at the 3 high schools recognizing students who earned a credential during the fall semester. 294 students earned 426 credentials! NSHS 69 students recognized for 93 credentials as follows: American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Accredited - Food Handler certification (Heath's Food and Nutrition I classes) Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider AND OSHA 10-hr General Industry Safety Health AND Stop the Bleed certifications (Moorefield's Health Science II class) North Carolina Nurse Aide I certification (Moorefield's Nursing Fundamentals class) First Aid (Duggin's Health Science I class) ASE Entry Level - Maintenance & Light Repair AND ASE Entry Level - Brakes certifications (Spencer's Automotive Service II class) ASE Professional Auto Maintence Light Repair G1 (Spencer's Automotive Service III class) SSHS 84 students recognized for 130 credentials as follows: American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Accredited - Food Handler certification (Barczy's Food and Nutrition I classes) American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Accredited - Food Protection Manager certification AND American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) - Pre-Professional certification in Nutrition, Food & Wellness (Barczy's Food and Nutrition II class) Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider AND OSHA 10-hr General Industry Safety Health AND Stop the Bleed certifications (Duggin's Health Science II class) ASE Entry Level - Maintenance & Light Repair AND ASE Entry Level - Brakes certifications (Keith Smith's Automotive Service II class) S/P2 Auto Service Pollution Prevention AND S/P2 Automotive Service Safety certifications (Keith Smith's Automotive Service Fundamentals class) Pre-Professional in Nutrition, Food & Wellness certification (Kim Smith's Interior Design Studio class) National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) certification - Construction Core (Mercer's Construction Core class) National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) certification - Carpentry I (Mercer's Carpentry I class) National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) certification - Masonry I (Mercer's Masonry I class) WSHS 141 students recognized for 203 credentials as follows: ANSI Accredited - Food Handler certification (Childress' Food and Nutrition I classes) ANSI Accredited - Food Protection Manager certification AND AAFCS - Pre-Professional certification in Nutrition, Food & Wellness (Childress' Food and Nutrition II class) Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider AND OSHA 10-hr General Industry Safety Health AND Stop the Bleed certifications (Doby's Health Science II class) Autodesk Certified User - Revit certification (Grayson's Drafting II and Drafting III classes) National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) certification - Electrical I (Belk's Electrical Trades class) National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) certification - Construction Core (Belk's Construction Core class) National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) certification - Carpentry I (Robertson's Carpentry I class)

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The Stokes County Schools Board of Education recognized CTE Teachers receiving bonus based on CTE Credentials

Congratulations Coach McKenzie! Read more here https://www.nchsaa.org/nchsaa-hall-of-fame-announces-class-of-2024/

The Stokes County Schools Board of Education recognized teachers receiving the bonus on AP Scores.

The Stokes County Schools Board of Education recognized Teacher Performance Bonuses based on the 22-23 EVAAS Growth.

The Stokes County Schools Board of Education recognized Graduation & Growth Award Certificates for 2022/2023 School Year. The Department of Public Instruction is presenting awards for graduation and growth award certificates earned by the hard work of students and educators. The awards are achieving and exceeding expected academic growth under North Carolina's accountability system. State Superintendent Catherine Truitt requested that we share her appreciation and congratulations to the students and educators for their impressive hard work.

Stokes County Schools Board of Education recognized Mr. Wesley Mabe, teacher assistant, and bus driver at Southeastern Stokes Middle School, is the February Employee of the month. Mr. Mabe began his career as a teacher assistant at Southeastern Stokes in 2019. He has been a valuable member of the Warrior family ever since. We are grateful to Wesley for his amazing dedication and hard work. Our students, school, and district benefit immensely from his cotributions every day.