The CAMP Discovery Summer Program is for children ages 8–21 with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The program runs June 1–July 31 from 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. at the Martin L. King, Jr. Community Center in Winston-Salem. Registration begins March 2. Weekly cost is $75 for city residents and $95 for non-city residents. Families can register using the QR code or contact the program for more information.
1 day ago, Carter High School
Summer Camp
Carter High School will host a Family Field Day on Tuesday, May 12 from 12:00 PM–3:00 PM. The event is designed to bring families and the community together for an afternoon of fun, entertainment, and engagement. Activities include games, crafts, workshops, food, refreshments, and live entertainment. Community partners such as The Spark Project, Bright Bridge ABA, Solutions for Independence, and 3M’s Services LLC will also participate in the event.
9 days ago, Carter High School
Field Day

April Herron-White’s class at Carter High School celebrated the end of their year by composing a class book together. Created with help from Studentreasures Publishing, “The BIGGEST Wildcats EC Career Training Class” chronicles the students’ experiences in high school, the activities they’ve enjoyed the most, the skills they’ve learned, and their ambitions after graduating high school. The book features biographies written by EC Teacher Assistant Regina Sockwell and images provided by Art Teacher Ronnie Harris.

Herron-White says that the book project served as an inspiration for her students to challenge themselves. It encouraged them to think about their futures and allowed them to see their hopes embodied in a tangible form. She hopes they’ll carry that confidence forward into everything they do.

“It gave them more self-confidence that they can be anything they want to be,” Herron-White said. “It gives them hope that they can do far more than they think.”

#wsfcs

9 days ago, Jake Browning
Herron-White Class
Carter High is hosting a Multicultural Day on April 30, 2026, from 11:00 AM–1:30 PM.
The event celebrates diversity, featuring cultures from around the world through representation, likely including food, music, traditions, and student participation.
17 days ago, Carter High School
Multicultural Day
Partners Health Management is hosting a WARM Table event at Carter High School to share information and resources with families. Attendees can learn ways to support their child’s future and get updates on upcoming school activities.
about 1 month ago, Carter High School
Warm Table Meeting
C. Douglas Carter High School is hosting an Opportunity Fair on March 31, 2026, from 1–3 PM. The event will feature local employers like Cam’s Coffee and Goodwill, along with volunteer opportunities through the Humane Society and Kennedy Pantry. Representatives from vocational training and transition services in Forsyth County will also be available to share resources and support for students exploring career and post-school pathways.
about 2 months ago, Carter High School
Green Modern Job Fair
This meeting, “Partners Warm Table,” is focused on bringing parents together to connect, share ideas, and learn ways to better support their children’s success. It provides a collaborative space for families to engage with one another, gain helpful resources, and strengthen their role in their child’s academic and personal growth.
about 2 months ago, Carter High School
together we make a difference
🌟 Adventure Awaits!
The WS/FCS Transition Fair is coming April 21, 2026 (5:00–7:30 PM)!

Come explore resources, meet community partners, and plan for what’s next.
Food trucks, info sessions, and Spanish interpretation available!

📍 Robert B. Glenn High School
about 2 months ago, Carter High School
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C. Douglas Carter High School will host a Volunteer/Job Fair on March 31, 2026, from 1:00–3:00 PM in the school gym. Students will have the opportunity to connect with community organizations and employers to learn about volunteer opportunities, jobs, and programs that support success after high school.
about 2 months ago, Carter High School
Volunteer / Job Fair
Graduation Meeting

Tuesday, March 3, 2026
🕣 8:30 AM

In-Person Meeting

OR

💻 6:00 PM

Virtual Meeting
3 months ago, Carter High School
Graduation Meeting
🎉 You’re Invited!

Join us at Carter High School as our students celebrate Black History Month by honoring influential African American leaders, innovators, artists, and trailblazers who shaped history.

📅 February 27
🕐 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
📍 Carter High School

Come celebrate. Learn. Be inspired. We hope to see you there! ✊🏾✨
3 months ago, Carter High School
Black History Month Celebration
The Carter High School Wildcats invite parents to join our Partners Warm Table on Friday, February 27, 2026 at 9:30 AM. This special gathering is designed to bring families together in a welcoming space to connect, collaborate, and learn practical ways to support their child’s future and academic success.

Meet other parents, share experiences, and gain valuable insights that strengthen the home–school partnership. Scan the QR code to sign up and reserve your spot. For more information, please call 336-703-4119.

We look forward to building stronger connections with our Wildcat families! 🐾
3 months ago, Carter High School
Partners Warm Table
📢 Wildcats Parent Meeting – February 18, 2026

We invite all families to join us on February 18, 2026, from 4:00–5:00 PM at 851 Highland Ct., Winston-Salem, NC 27101 for an important Parent Meeting.

During this meeting, we will discuss student progress and academic goals, as well as provide an opportunity for an open forum for questions and collaboration. Representatives from Project SEARCH, BAYADA Pediatrics, and Bright Bridge ABA will be present to support our shared commitment to student growth and success.

Let’s continue working together to ensure the very best outcomes for our Wildcats. Your voice, partnership, and involvement make a difference!
3 months ago, Carter High School
Parent Meeting
Join the Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center (ECAC) for a free webinar, Rethinking Guardianship in North Carolina: Less Restrictive Alternatives in Action. This session will provide families with important information about guardianship options and alternatives that support independence and self-determination. Parents and caregivers will have the opportunity to learn, ask questions, and connect with other families. The webinar will take place on February 3, 2026, from 7:00–8:30 PM. Registration is free.
3 months ago, Carter High School
Guardianship
Parents and guardians are invited to attend an informational meeting to discuss student progress and academic goals. Community partners will be present to share resources and support services. There will also be an open forum for questions.

We look forward to working together for our children’s success.
4 months ago, Carter High School
Parent Meeting

Dear Carter High School Class of 2026 Families,

We are excited to share important news and updates as we prepare to celebrate the graduating Class of 2026!

Graduation Ceremony
📅 Date: May 21, 2026
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM

Graduation planning is an important step in ensuring your student is fully prepared for this special milestone. Please review the information below carefully.

🎓 Cap and Gown Orders & Payment

Payment for graduation caps and gowns may be made in full or through installments.
All payments are due by February 1, 2026.

Donation Amount (any amount):
Donation Amount

Exact Amount ($125.00):
Exact Amount

📣 Senior Updates – Remind App

Please join the Senior Remind App to receive timely graduation and senior-year updates:
👉 Remind

📸 Graduation Pictures (Yearbook Formals)

Retake Date: November 21, 2025

Please review your student’s current graduation photo online to determine if a retake is needed.

Instructions for accessing photos are included in the attached flyer.

Orders may be placed online once photos are viewed.

If your student needs a retake, please notify Mrs. Suber so their name can be added to the retake list.

Thank you for your diligence and for planning ahead to ensure your student is fully prepared to enjoy their Graduation Day. We look forward to celebrating this exciting achievement with you!

Warm regards,
Ms. Walker

4 months ago, Carter High School
Graduation Picture
The DSAGWS is excited to announce our newest program for individuals with Down syndrome. Taite Heller and members of the Wake Forest Dance Team will be leading our new Dancing with the Deacs class. The first class will be on January 27th from 5:30-6:30 at the Central Library (660 W. 5th St. in Winston-Salem) in the Reading Room (third floor). Please RSVP to info@dsagws.org for the first class.
4 months ago, Carter High School
The DSAGWS
The Roaring Pantry is a collaborative effort between Kennedy and Carter High School dedicated to supporting students and families in need. We provide access to food, clothing, school supplies, and other essential items to help remove barriers to learning and well-being. Our goal is to ensure every student has what they need to thrive—inside and outside the classroom.
4 months ago, Carter High School
Pantry

We have some exciting news! In conjunction with EIPD (formally Vocational Rehabilitation), TEACCH and Novant Health, Carter High School will be launching its Project Sesrch program in the 2026-2027 school year. Project Search is a hands-on internship program that provides real work experiences for young adults with intellectual developmental delays. Please contact Ms. Bonnie Cristina at bjcristina@wsfcs.k12.nc.us or 336-703-4119 to learn more about our program.

Project Search

5 months ago, Carter High School
Project Search

The Roaring Pantry
A Carter High School & Kennedy High School Collaboration

The Roaring Pantry is a joint initiative between Carter High School and Kennedy High School, created to support the essential needs of our students and their families. By combining resources, strengthening partnerships, and working together, our schools are committed to ensuring that every student has access to the necessities that help them thrive academically and personally.

About the Pantry
The Roaring Pantry provides confidential, judgment-free support to any student or family in need. Our shared goal is to remove barriers and promote student success by offering reliable access to everyday essentials.

What the Pantry Offers:

  • Food: Non-perishable items, snacks, and basic groceries

  • Clothing: Seasonal clothing, coats, and accessories

  • Hygiene Items: Soap, deodorant, toothpaste, and more

  • Additional Supports: Resources based on individual or family needs

Want to Learn More or Support the Pantry?
Scan the QR code on the flyer or contact Mrs. Brinkley-McNair for additional information, donations, or volunteer opportunities.

Together, Carter and Kennedy High School are making a powerful commitment to our community.
The Roaring Pantry—two schools, one mission: supporting students and families.

5 months ago, Carter High School
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