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WCS Fall 2020 Re-entry Survey for Families

To help us consider different scenarios and plan for whatever is decided about the re-entry of schools in the fall, we have developed a survey for families. Your feedback is very important to us. Para ayudarnos a considerar diferentes escenarios y planificar lo que se decida sobre el reingreso de las escuelas en el otoño, hemos desarrollado una encuesta para familias. Su opinión es muy importante para nosotros.

WCS Updated Food Sites

Regarding our food sites, we are making changes to the locations in order to minimize the risk of exposure to COVID-19. Breakfast and lunch meals will be available to children ages 1-18 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12-1:30 p.m. at these school sites - Beddingfield HS, Darden MS, Elm City MS, Forest Hills MS, Frederick Douglass ES, Hearne ES, Lucama ES, Toisnot MS, Vick ES, Wells ES and Winstead ES. While we are only serving food two days, the portions will be increased to last multiple days. The first day of this new schedule will be Tues., April 21.

Board of Education Meeting - Dec. 9

The Wilson County Board of Education will meet for its regular meeting on Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the Central Office Boardroom (113 NE Tarboro St.).

Celebrating Our Results

WCS now ranks 58th in the state for overall proficiency out of 115 school districts - up one ranking from last year! In 2015-16, our rank was 90th and in 2016-17 our rank increased slightly to 89th. For the last three school years, we've had the highest increase in proficiency OF ANY DISTRICT IN THE STATE!!!!

Hurricane Dorian Heroes

We are SO GRATEFUL to Wilson County Emergency Management, law enforcement, firefighters, paramedics, city and county crews, NCDOT, the Red Cross, our WCS Maintenance Department, news outlets and countless others who serve us selflessly during emergencies and inclement weather! Shout Out! to Superintendent Dr. Mills who always errs on the side of caution and seeks advisement from weather experts to keep us safe during inclement weather. He is responsible for the safety and the education of more than 11,000 students and 2,000 staff members - so he does not take the decision to close schools lightly.
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  • 26 Schools
  • 500 Community Partners
  • 11,500 Students
  • 85 National Board Certified Teachers
  • 1,500 Employees
  • 794 2017-18 Graduates