Attention Wilkes County Families! We're making some important updates and need your help to ensure your child's information is current and correct. This year, we're not transferring old data from PowerSchool, so every family must update their household, medical, and emergency contact information. Click the headline above for more details and directions on how to proceed.

Beginning July 1, 2025, our school system will begin using a new platform to process volunteer applications. The information from our former platform will not transfer. Please click the headline above for more information and to access links to reapply as a volunteer. We appreciate all our volunteers and their dedication to our students, teachers, and their success!

You can find your student's supply list for the 2025-2026 school year and add it to your shopping cart with just a click!

The SUN Programs are back for the 2025 summer! Click the headline above to learn more about summer meals and grocery benefits offered through the USDA's Summer Nutrition Programs for Youth.

To keep you informed, we are sharing updated information from PowerSchool regarding the recent nationwide data breach incident involving student and staff information and the steps you should take to secure your information. Click the headline above for more information.

Schools recently recognized their Unsung Heroes for the 24-25 school year. Thanks to all staff members, groups, and community members who earned this recognition. Your impact on our schools and students is appreciated beyond measure! Click the headline above to learn more and view the special video highlighting the contributions of our Unsung Heroes!

Check out the latest edition of our school newsletter! We have several fun things coming up, and we have lots to celebrate! Click the headline of this article to access the newsletter in English or Spanish. Enjoy! Boletín también disponible en español.

Thank you and congratulations to Ms. Butler, first grade teacher at Mountain View, who represented new teachers during a meeting of the New Teacher Support Program. This program provides support to those new to the profession. This supports assists in retaining teachers in our schools. To watch the news conference and hear Ms. Butler speak, click the headline above.

A special congratulations to Ms. Christina Butler, first grade teacher at Mountain View. She received the CB Eller grant from the Winston Salem Foundation and will attend the Elevate Eductor's Conference in Nashville, Tennessee during the month of June.

Congratulations to Allie H. who will be going to the state science competition in March. She won exemplary for elementary division at the regional science fair. She also received the Display Award for how her board presented the scientific information. We are so very proud of Allie!