Below parents of Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade students can locate information regarding the standards-based reporting system. K-3 parents can also access information on Read to Achieve implementation.  

We hope that this information will be helpful to you and that you will use it as a reference throughout the year.  If you have questions, talk with your child's teacher or principal.

Our Elementary Schools strive to:

• Integrate math and reading throughout the curriculum

• Develop character and work ethics

• Forge strong relationships with students and parents

• Ensure a safe, orderly, and caring school environment

• Utilize 21st Century tools and technology

• Focus on development of the whole child

We, as a school district, appreciate you as our valued partners in the education of our children.

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North Carolina Department of Public Instruction’s (DPI) Office of Early Learning has developed and released a new virtual resource, Literacy at Home, to help support North Carolina’s youngest readers. Literacy at Home provides activities specific to each grade level from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. This online resource provides background knowledge on evidence-based literacy practices, as well as instructional activities for families and caregivers."

Read the full press release here.