Stokes County Schools

The 25/26 Traditional School Calendars Are Ready for Your Input! We want to hear from YOU! 🎉 Click the link below to review the calendar options and share your feedback. Your input is invaluable in shaping the upcoming school year. 🗓️ Survey Deadline: December 30th 🔗https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfyHJ51cyycHmuWYMj-PNNhF3Q-XWnf9ZzvjNM9Co4zQLQEgQ/viewform?usp=sf_link Let your voice be heard—help us create the best schedule for our students, families, and staff!

December Employee of the Month recognized at the School Board Meeting Mrs. Emily Anderson, Human Resources Administrative Assistant was selected as the Stokes County Schools December 2024 Employee of the Month. Emily goes above and beyond every day, bringing dedication, professionalism and a positive attitude to the HR team. From managing countless details to supporting employees with care and efficiency, Emily truly embodies the heart of our organization. Please join us in congratulating Emily on this well-deserved recognition! Thank you for your hard work and commitment to making a difference. #ImStoked #StokedToLearn2425

PTEC Signature Schools – Nancy Reynolds Elementary The Board of Education congratulates Nancy Reynolds Elementary School on being chosen as the PTEC 2025 Signature School. They were recognized at the Signature Schools Award Breakfast on December 12, 2024 in the UNCG Cone Ballroom. Mr. Michael Richardson, Lisa Rasey, Ashley Collins, Dr. Brad Rice, Mr. Von Robertson, Dr. Marcy Roan, and Anna McGee were in attendance.

Stokes County School Board Members were sworn in and took their Oaths of Office. Jessica Bennett Cheryl Knight Von Robertson We are excited for the journey ahead as we work to provide the best educational opportunities for all students in Stokes County Schools. #ImStoked #StokedToLearn2425

Mark your calendars for Christmas Break. Schools will have an early release on December 20th. Schools will be closed though January 5th. Classes will resume on January 6th.

Computer Science Education Week We’re celebrating the importance of computer science and how it empowers our students to be innovators, problem-solvers, and creators! Whether it’s coding their first program, exploring robotics, or discovering how technology shapes our world, students are learning skills that prepare them for an exciting future. This week, we encourage everyone to: 👉 Participate in an Hour of Code 👉 Explore careers in technology 👉 Celebrate the educators bringing CS to our classrooms #CSEdWeek #ImStoked #STEMEducation #FutureReady

December 2024 Employee of the month announcement: Emily Anderson, Human Resources Administrative Assistant. Emily goes above and beyond every day, bringing dedication, professionalism, and a positive attitude to the HR team. From managing countless details to supporting employees with care and efficiency, Emily truly embodies the heart of our organization. Please join us in congratulating Emily on this well-deserved recognition! Thank you for your hard work and commitment to making a difference.

Stokes County Schools will be on a 3 hour delay Tuesday Dec. 3rd, 2024.

Today, December 2nd, we recognize National Special Education Day, a time to honor the progress made in ensuring access to education for all children, regardless of ability. This day marks the anniversary of the federal legislation that began opening doors for students with disabilities in public schools, culminating in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). IDEA has transformed education by guaranteeing the right to a free and appropriate public education for children with disabilities, fostering inclusion, and promoting equal opportunities. Special education is not just about providing services—it’s about creating a culture of understanding, compassion, and equity. When we celebrate and support diverse abilities, we all grow stronger as a community. Join us in reflecting on the importance of inclusive education and the continued work needed to ensure every student can achieve their full potential. #ImStoked #StokedToLearn2425

As we approach Thanksgiving, we want to remind our school community that all schools will be closed for Thanksgiving Break from Wednesday, November 27th through Friday, November 29th. Classes will resume on Monday, December 2nd. Wishing everyone a restful break filled with gratitude, family, and friends. Happy Thanksgiving! #ThanksgivingBreak #Grateful#StokedToLearn2425

9th-grade students at West Stokes High School in the Introductory Health Science course took an exciting step into the world of healthcare careers! As part of their studies, they researched and explored a variety of health science professions—from doctors and nurses to medical researchers, physical therapists, and public health experts. Each student presented their findings to their peers and special community guests, showcasing the diversity and impact of these vital careers. Whether they’re drawn to hands-on patient care, medical innovation, or supporting community health, these students are already dreaming big for their futures. A huge thank you to our community guests for joining us and supporting the next generation of healthcare professionals. Together, we’re building a brighter, healthier future. #HealthScienceCareerFair #ImStoked #StokedToLearn2425

Today we celebrate Substitute Teacher Appreciation Day and recognize the amazing substitutes who step in and make a difference in our schools. Our substitute teachers bring flexibility, dedication, and resilience, ensuring students continue learning when their regular teachers are away. #SubstituteTeacherAppreciationDay #ThankYouSubstitutes #StokedToLeran2425

Today is National Parent Involvement Day, and we want to recognize the incredible impact parents and guardians have on student success! When families are involved in education, students thrive both academically and personally. From helping with homework to supporting school events and cheering from the sidelines, every effort makes a difference. Together, we’re building a strong foundation for lifelong learning and success. #NationalParentInvolvementDay #ThankYouParents #StokedToLearn2425

Today is Education Support Professionals Day, and we want to give a heartfelt thank you to the incredible individuals who keep our schools running smoothly. From bus drivers and cafeteria workers to custodians, office staff, and aides, our support professionals play an essential role in creating a safe, welcoming, and productive environment for our students. #ESPDay #ThankYou #StokedToLearn2425

Celebrating American Education Week! This week, we recognize the hard work and dedication of everyone involved in educating our students—from teachers, administrators, and support staff to parents, caregivers, and the students themselves! American Education Week is a time to celebrate the importance of education and the positive impact it has on our community. Join us in honoring those who inspire and empower our students every day. #AmericanEducationWeek #ThankYouEducators #StokedToLearn2425

Reminder! Free books & school materials Lawsonville Elementary 4611 NC -8 Lawsonville, NC November 18th, 19th, 20th Time: 10a - 1p and 3p - 6p each day

Celebrating North Carolina Career Development Day! Stokes County Schools proudly recognized the hard work and achievements of our students who earned Career and Technical Education (CTE) credentials during the 2023-2024 school year! We are thrilled to celebrate 636 students who collectively earned 914 industry-recognized credentials across various fields, from health sciences and culinary arts to automotive technology and skilled trades. These accomplishments represent each student’s dedication to building valuable skills and preparing for future careers. Congratulations to our students on this incredible milestone! #NCCareerDevelopmentDay #CTE #FutureReady #ImStoked #StokedToLearn2425

Free books & school materials Lawsonville Elementary 4611 NC -8 Lawsonville, NC November 18th, 19th, 20th Time: 10a - 1p and 3p - 6p each day

National Career Development Week Throughout National CTE Month, we celebrate the range of career-focused courses and certifications that equip our students with valuable skills and industry-recognized credentials. Across the district, students are gaining expertise in diverse fields including health sciences, culinary arts, construction, automotive technology, drafting, animal science, and entrepreneurship. Some of the certifications offered include: - Health Sciences: American Heart Association First Aid, Basic Life Support (BLS), Stop the Bleed, and North Carolina Nurse Aide I. - Culinary Arts and Food Safety: ANSI-accredited Certified Food Handler and Certified Food Protection Manager, along with AAFCS Pre-Professional certification in Nutrition, Food & Wellness. - Construction and Skilled Trades: NCCER certifications in Carpentry, Masonry, Electrical, and Construction Core. -Automotive Technology: ASE certifications in Maintenance & Light Repair, Brakes, and Professional Auto Maintenance. - Technology and Design: Autodesk Certified User certifications in AutoCAD and Revit. - Entrepreneurship and Animal Science: Venture Entrepreneurial Expedition and Youth for the Quality Care of Animals (YQCA) certifications. These programs empower students to explore potential careers, gain practical experience, and earn valuable credentials that prepare them for the workforce or further education.

Today, as our schools are closed, we pause to honor and remember the incredible sacrifices of our veterans. To all who have served and continue to serve, we are deeply grateful for your courage, dedication, and commitment to our country.