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WCS 2009-2010 Teacher of the Year

Myran Braden has been selected as the Weldon City Schools 2009-2010 Teacher of the Year.

Ms. Braden is the 8th Grade Math Teacher at Weldon Middle School. She will be representing Weldon City Schools in the State regional Teacher of the Year competition.

Angela Brown was selected as the 2009-2010 Weldon STEM High School Teacher of the Year.

Lakeisha Mallory was selected as the 2009-2010 Weldon Elementary School Teacher of the Year.

Congratulations to Ms. Braden, Ms. Brown, and Ms. Mallory!

URGENT NOTICE: Swine Flu Information

Dear Members of the Weldon City Schools Community,

The State of North Carolina has entered a heightened surveillance stage resulting from the presence of a swine flu virus that is making people sick in several states, and also in Mexico.

Although, to date, mostly mild illness has occurred in the United States, we realize that many people are worried and we would like to address your concerns.

We believe students can safely attend classes and schools will remain open at this time. Individual schools might have to close if students or staff are diagnosed with swine flu.

For more information please review the attached document: Swine Flu Information.doc.

Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our children and our schools healthy.

Swine Flu Information.doc

From the Superintendent

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