Congratulations to Dr. Clint Wilson, WS/FCS' Chief Officer of Student Services, for being named among the 2025 Black Business Ink 40 Under 40 Most Influential African Americans in the Triad!
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Kimberley Park held a staff chili and soup cookoff today to celebrate its educators and gear everyone up for the final nine weeks of the school year. Let's make it a soup-er fourth quarter!
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Congratulations to the Atkins High School Model UN for their success at their second-ever High School United Nations Conference at Appalachian State University! Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2110734.
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Keep North Carolina Beautiful awarded students in the Downtown School’s Eco Club a Window of Opportunity grant worth $1,000 for their urban wildlife habitat project this week! Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2110164.
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Teachers, school staff, students, parents, and other citizens interested in the future of public education in North Carolina came to see State Superintendent Mo Green at Mount Tabor on Monday night. Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2107944.
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North Forsyth Senior Ariel Odugba's story of getting to stay in her school is a testament to the great work WS/FCS does for its students in foster care. Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2098713.
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Parkland High School hosted the Superintendent’s Institute on Wednesday for a program titled “Still I Rise – Elevating Black Girls in High School with Equity, Empowerment, and Emotional Success”. Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2097442.
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LEAD Girls of NC is recognizing five WS/FCS students at its annual Soiree fundraiser for their exceptional commitment and service. Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/2081648.
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The Board of Education recognized teachers who have earned statewide IB, Read to Achieve, and CTE Bonuses during their meeting last night. These bonuses are all awarded based on student performance in their respective fields. 106 teachers in the district earned these distinctions, although not all were able to attend the meeting. Congratulations, teachers!
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We have our winners for the 2025 WS/FCS High School Battle of the Books:
1st Place - Early and Middle College
2nd Place - John F. Kennedy High School
3rd Place - Paisley Magnet School
Congratulations to everyone on a great battle!
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The Board of Education recognized Atkins High School's success in the Camel City Game Jam during their meeting last week. The event allows student game designers to prove their programming and design skills and network with industry professionals. Congratulations, Atkins!
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WS/FCS students and local mental health experts came together last Thursday to host a panel on mental health titled “It’s OK to Not be OK”. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2061980.
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The Board of Education recognized five student athletes who won state championships in individual winter sports this season during their most recent meeting. The honorees included Bence Burton from Reagan High School in 100 m breaststroke, Noelle Childs from West Forsyth High School in pole vault, Maddison Davis from Atkins High School in shotput, Oge Ezeigbo from Atkins High School in 55 m hurdles, and Micha Walker from Parkland High School in 300 m hurdles. Congratulations to our student athletes!
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Diggs-Latham combined math and Black history at their annual Math Curriculum Night with a theme built around space and NASA's Hidden Figures. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2058755.
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The Board of Education recognized GiGi Simon on Tuesday night for getting accepted to the Parsons School of Design in New York. She's currently at Reagan High School, where she takes Ms. Kristie Hauser's Apparel and Textiles class. Congratulations, GiGi!
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WS/FCS is celebrating Black History all February long, and on Wednesday, hundreds of elementary school students presented a sampling of what they’ve learned this month. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2055071.
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After months of feedback, the Fostering Diverse Schools initiative has produced the first three sets of potential residential boundaries for stakeholders to consider. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2051472.
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With a new round of Panorama survey results in hand, WS/FCS has a lot of good news about student, family, and community engagement. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2041400.
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WS/FCS has gathered plenty of feedback for the Fostering Diverse Schools rezoning initiative, and the first round of proposed maps will be available on February 25. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2038063.
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Bookmarks and the Winston-Salem Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. recently brought children’s author Tameka Fryer-Brown for a reading at Kimberley Park Elementary School! Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2036857.
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