Moore Magnet Elementary School students are getting the latest news around their school from a source they can trust – their own classmates. Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2425901.
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1 day ago, Jake Browning
The Southwest Elementary School P.O.P.S. program enlisted dads and other male caregivers to greet car riders on their way into school on Friday morning. The P.O.P.S. will be back once a month to offer a high five and a smile on the way into school and make sure students start their day off on a positive note. Volunteer Tim Gribble says that this is one of many ways that the program seeks to give every student a positive adult male presence in their life. A hello and a high five may seem like a small gesture, but it can make a world of difference for the kids to know the men in their community care about them.
"We want our kids to be able to see dads stepping up," Gribble said. "The biggest thing is just being present... hopefully, we can bring them a smile."
13 days ago, Jake Browning
When Carver High School welcomes students back to campus this week, they'll be learning a lot from people who have been where they are - educators who attended Carver when they were students. Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2351298.
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about 1 month ago, Jake Browning
Daggett Shuler Attorneys at Law and the Winston-Salem Police Department spent Monday morning delivering essential school supplies to local elementary schools with their 11th Annual Back-to-School Backpack Program. Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2348675.
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about 1 month ago, 03Apptegy Admin
about 1 month ago, 03Apptegy Admin
about 2 months ago, Jake Browning
New Teacher Orientation is underway, and WS/FCS leaders welcomed new teachers with a parade in their honor at Mount Tabor High School. About 350 people were involved in the annual tradition this year, including principals, central office staff, and even the school's band with an energizing morning performance. The 2025-26 school year is just over two weeks away, and we can't wait to see the great work these educators will do with our students. Welcome to WS/FCS!
about 2 months ago, Jake Browning
2 months ago, Jake Browning
WS/FCS nutrition staff have been hard at work all summer, feeding over 58,000 meals to children who need them since the start of June. Learn more on our website at
https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2308040.
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2 months ago, Jake Browning
The School Health Alliance’s mobile unit is once again visiting WS/FCS campuses to help families get health screenings taken care of before the start of next school year. Learn more on our website at
https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2304888.
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2 months ago, Jake Browning
2 months ago, Jake Browning
Camp Med came to North Forsyth recently and gave 16 students four days of tours in university medical centers, wildlife rehabilitation, and equine therapy. For students pursuing a future in medicine, it was a great opportunity to practice hands-on skills.
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3 months ago, Jake Browning
Educators at Konnoak Middle School opened their doors to demonstrate some of the exciting projects students will participate in next school year during their first Project-Based Learning Showcase. Learn more on our website at
https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2294572.
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3 months ago, Jake Browning
Moore Magnet Elementary School Volunteer Jonathan Thull has been part of some incredible revitalization projects over the last few years, and he says Moore's success can be replicated by volunteers at any school - they just have to be willing to speak up. Learn more on our website at
https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2274120.
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3 months ago, Jake Browning
3 months ago, Jake Browning
Lewisville Middle School art students are leaving a mark on their community – or, more accurately, a pawprint – with the newest installation in the Town of Lewisville’s Sculpture Scavenger Hunt. Learn more on our website at
https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2261493.
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3 months ago, 03Apptegy Admin
The American Institute of Architects taught elementary school girls from WS/FCS how to dream up the future of their communities during their Fourth Annual Girls’ LEGO Day. Learn more on our website at
https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2255739.
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3 months ago, Jake Browning
4 months ago, Jake Browning
The Board of Education recognized 16 teachers from 13 schools who won funding in the WS/FCS Education Foundation's first grant cycle of 2025. Congratulations, teachers!
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4 months ago, Jake Browning
The Board of Education recognized community partners involved in the America 250 program during their latest meeting.
The district received a $30,000 grant from North Carolina’s America 250 NC initiative for a project to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026. The project, titled Winston-Salem: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow, offers field trips to all WS/FCS third graders at venues like local government offices, the Central Library, the Innovation Quarter, the F.W. Woolworth’s site, the RJR Factory Workers Strike site, and Historic Bethabara Park.
Thank you for helping create these enriching experiences for our students!
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4 months ago, Jake Browning
