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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Brunson Elementary School students joined local civic leaders on Monday morning to officially break ground on the construction of their new school! Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2034080.
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Some of WS/FCS’ brightest young scientists will show off their studies to the rest of the region following the completion of the Lowden E. Anderson district science fair. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2024372.
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The Forsyth Assistant Principal's Association is hosting its Second Annual FAPA Golf Tournament. The organization raised over $18,000 last year between its bowling tournament and its inaugural golf tournament, and this year, they hope to raise $25,000 to provide a senior at each WS/FCS high school with a scholarship.
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We have our winners for the 2025 WS/FCS Elementary School Battle of the Books:
1st Place - Clemmons Elementary School
2nd Place - Southwest Elementary School
3rd Place - Meadowlark Elementary School
Congratulations to everyone on a great battle!
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Students at East Forsyth High School got a lesson in the importance of understanding their civil liberties during a presentation from law students at Wake Forest University. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2020460.
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The Board of Education recognized 34 new and 20 renewed National Board Certified teachers during their last meeting. National Board Certified teachers demonstrate excellence in content knowledge, differentiation in instruction, teaching practices, cultivating a classroom environment, and effective and reflective practice to earn their certifications. WS/FCS supports teachers pursuing this distinction in many ways, including with monthly support sessions, small-group cohorts, and unique opportunities for teachers in their third year. Congratulations to all of our new and renewed National Board Certified teachers!
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The 2025 WS/FCS Middle School Battle of the Books has come to a close. The winners are:
1st Place - Lewisville Middle School
2nd Place - Thomas Jefferson Middle School
3rd Place - Hanes Magnet Middle School
For their top finish, Lewisville will advance to the regional competition.
Congratulations to everyone for a great battle!
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Kernersville Middle School Student Savannah Smith has been awarded the Scholastic Golden Key Award for her original poem, A Piece of Home. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2013390.
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In their latest meeting, the Board of Education recognized Kelly Carr, a student at Reagan High School, for earning the Teaching Fellows Scholarship, a competitive loan providing tuition assistance up to $10,000 a year for qualified students committed to teaching in North Carolina public schools. The program recruits, prepares, and supports some of the state's most promising future educators. Congratulations, Kelly!
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Reagan High School is taking steps to feed students and families in need with their new food pantry, and they’re asking their wider community for help. Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2005572.
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A new wave of exceptional student artwork is up for display at the central office as part of the third annual Superintendent’s Gallery! Learn more on our website at https://winstonsalemforsythcsnc.sites.thrillshare.com/article/2000745.
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