Among the programs that make up Federal Programs are: the Title I program to help students placed at risk of academic failure, the Title II program to promote teacher quality, and the Title V program that supports innovative projects for schools. Among projects that these programs helped to fund this year are professional development, learning materials, parent involvement, teaching courses, teacher recruitment and incentives, technology programs, and additional instructional support positions.
This survey will be used to assist the Federal Programs Department in planning for the 2013-2014 school year. Please rate the following in terms of the overall effectiveness of the Federal Programs as related to meeting the needs of increasing student achievement in your school.
PARENTS please click Parent Federal Needs Assessment Survey
EMPLOYEES please click Employee Federal Needs Assessment Survey
Weldon City Schools extends a proud congratulations to the history-making Weldon High School senior class of 2013!
For the first time in Weldon High School's history, 100% of the Weldon High School senior class applied to 3 or more colleges, and 100% got accepted into at least 1 post secondary institution.
Also for the first time in the school's history, 100% of our senior class completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
In celebration of this historical event, Weldon High School conducted a "Decision Day" with the theme of "Signing Day," in which each student had to sign a letter of intent to matriculate into college and do their very best. During the Decision Day event each student was recognized individually and received a pillowcase with their name and future college monogrammed into it. Also, "The 13oss Steppers," the senior step team, stepped at the event, and sung about how they are going to give all of their "hardwork, focus, and studying" to college.
The event was sponsored by the Carolina College Advising Corps, a program through the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill that places recent UNC grads in high schools in underrepresented areas to increase the college matriculation rate, create a college-going culture, and widen the range of schools that students are matriculating into. Please visit carolinacollegeadvisingcorps.unc.edu for more information.
Weldon City Schools also extends a huge THANK YOU to the following donors that made the Decision Day event possible:
Community Supporters
Roanoke Valley Electric Facility
Goody’s Department Store
BB&T
Heidi’s Uniforms (Winston-Salem, NC)
One Man Maintenance & More (Clemmons, NC)
Halifax Community College
Weldon City Schools’ Central Office
The Daily Herald
Individual Supporters
Mr. Bowman Burton, Jr.
Ms. Karen Edwards
WHS Faculty & Staff
Principal Michelle Burton
Ms. Coletta Edwards
Ms. Virginia Lovell
Ms. Danielle Farmer
Ms. Myran Braden
Ms. Ashley Hawkins
Ms. Karen Taylor
Ms. Kim Faulcon
Mr. Jimmie Harris
Mr. Darryl Scott
Ms. Barbara Plum
Mr. Kevin Sledge
SGM Harold Tillery
Lt. Colonel Thomas McGeachy
Ms. Sharita Whitaker
Ms. Jeanette Holley
Coach Jarret Franklin
A VERY special thank you to Mr. Jason Heath, Weldon City Schools Band Director, for all of his assistance. We couldn’t have done it without him!
 Students will be engage in the world outside of the classroom with an exciting, multisensory language arts and mathematics program. Extra curricula activities will include Karate, Basketball, and Band.
The camp is FREE along with transportation. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
If you have any questions, please contact Terry Alston or Akeilah Robinson at (252) 536-4821 ext. 232 or 235.
Deadline for applications is Friday, June 7, 2013. Please click on the link below to complete student application.
2013 21st Century Summer Program Application
Dr. Bracy recently requested schools to submit a student from each grade level to serve on a Student Advisory for Weldon City Schools. The students had the opportunity to spend time with Dr. Bracy at the local Fairwood Lanes.
The group was joined by Mr. Terence Wyche, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction and Mr. Michael Thompson, Child Nutrition Director. Students and district administrators discussed topics regarding curriculum and nutrition.
Students will meet regularly with Dr. Bracy and designated administrators in the future to ensure that students are involved in the decision making.
Pictured in Photo: (Center – Dr. Elie Bracy, III, Superintendent) Shikera Cheek, Jayla Deloatch, Destiny Nicholson, Ayanna Harris, Jamonte Grant, Jessica Kee, Kalyn Floyd, Loquatia Simmons, Marquis Jones, Jamonte Grant, Malik Arrington, Akelah Martin, Shaquanda Williams, Charity Clark, Dejah Lynch, and Tremaine Simmons
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Greetings Chargers, Parents, Staff & Friends:
Welcome to the Weldon City Schools website! We appreciate you
taking the opportunity to visit our website which is another effort
to assist in the communication of our goal to provide the best
educational opportunities possible for all our students. I
encourage you to spend some time browsing through the many
different departments and each of our schools. The information will
enlighten you about the vision and mission of our system.
Educating our children remains the most important challenge we have
in our community. It takes the combined efforts of the schools,
parents, and the community at large to accomplish this task. I
encourage you to become actively involved with our schools, to help
us accomplish our mission of producing well-rounded students who
can fulfill their potential as successful members of society.
Please be sure to visit us regularly for up-to-date information
about events, activities, and programs throughout our district.
Elie Bracy, III
In compliance with Federal Law, Weldon City Schools
administers all education programs, employment activities and
admissions without discrimination against any person on the basis
of gender, race, color, religion, national origin, age or
disability. Contact persons: Tracy Gary, Title IX Coordinator,
252-536-4821, Shana Pendergrass, 504 Coordinator, 252-536-4821.
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Today, 5/21/2013
High: 84
Low: 65
Chance rain showers
27% chance of precipitation.
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Tomorrow, 5/22/2013
High: 86
Low: 66
Chance thunderstorms
40% chance of precipitation.
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