The Scholastic Book Fair is coming! SAVE THE DATE for 11/12-11/19 and get ready to empower your reader with book choice.

Our first EAGLE/DOJO store will be on Friday. Students can use their Class Dojo points to purchase prizes.

Chartwells sponsored a farmers market at Ibraham today. Students learned about farming and were given fresh produce to take home - apples, tangerines, carrots, zucchini, sweet potatoes, and corn.

Join us tomorrow evening!

Our Kindergartners and First Graders will have a very special visitor next Friday, September 27.

September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month Visit your local branch of the Forsyth County Public Library to obtain a library card. https://www.forsyth.cc/library/GetACard.aspx

Chocolate Bar Fundraiser Ends Friday, September 6 All money must be turned in on Friday to be eligible for prizes. Checks or cash, no coins, please.

No School on Labor Day

Chocolate Bar Fundraiser! Help us raise funds for educational supplies and student resources by selling chocolate bars.

🏫 Your voice matters. WS/FCS is looking at potential changes to the School Bell Schedule. How do you feel about starting & end time adjustments? 🕒 Let us know your opinions now through Sept. 8. https://ow.ly/2wAK50T7Z3M #WSFCS

We are so excited! Our 4th graders are participating in the Skip Prosser READ Challenge sponsored by the Wake Forest University Athletic Department. Read all about it here! https://skipprosserliteracy.wfu.edu/signature-programs/read-challenge/

We held our PBIS assembly and Chocolate Bar Fundraiser Kickoff last Friday!

The Forsyth County Public Library sponsors a bookmark contest each year. Entry forms will be coming home with students. The deadline for entries is October 5.

We are so excited to see everyone tomorrow morning!!

Please take note of the new WSFCS cell phone policy

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The WS/FCS Board of Education has approved N-Kenga Reich as the new principal of Prince Ibraham Elementary School. Mrs. Reich began her career with WS/FCS in 2014 as a teacher at Konnoak Elementary. After moving to Cook Literacy Model School she served at Ashley Academy as an instructional facilitator. Currently, Mrs. Reich is the assistant principal at Ward Elementary School. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Winston-Salem State University. She earned a Master’s in Education from Salem College, and a Master’s in Educational Leadership from High Point University where she also completed a post Master’s certification in Educational Leadership and Organizational Development. Additionally, she holds five Professional Teaching Licensures from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and is currently pursuing her Doctoral Degree at High Point University. Congratulations Mrs. Reich. She will begin her new role on July 1, 2024 #wsfcs @ibrahames