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almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Vacancy graphic advertising position of Media Coordinator listing requirements and current openings at five schools with link to application: https://abss.ted.peopleadmin.com/hire/index.aspx
Brandon Spoon has been coaching his son Grant for years, helping instill values that shaped Grant on and off the field at Williams High School. Thank you Alamance News for this great story! 💻 https://alamancenews.com/spoons-savor-father-son-connection-with-williams-football/
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Coach Brandon Spoon of Williams High School football hugging his son Grant who is a player in jersey
Today, we celebrate Coach Stephen Stiegel for 20 incredible years of leading the Western Alamance cross-country program! 🏆 Through his commitment, leadership, and care for students, Coach Stiegel has shaped the lives of many athletes on and off the course. 🏃‍♂️#ABSSAthletics
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Cross country coach Stephen Stiegel standing with some of his students at a recognition ceremony
Cross country coach Stephen Stiegel standing with some of his students at a recognition ceremony
Students at Andrews Elementary are demonstrating leadership by using their notebooks to set goals, track growth, and gain confidence. Fifth-grade students are modeling how to share with the kindergarten students. We love seeing these young learners lead by example! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
A fifth grade student at Andrews Elementary models how to use a share a leadership notebook
A fifth grade student at Andrews Elementary models how to use a share a leadership notebook
A fifth grade student at Andrews Elementary models how to use a share a leadership notebook
A fifth grade student at Andrews Elementary models how to use a share a leadership notebook
The Southern Alamance FFA Chapter winning nursery landscape team, national winning floriculture team, and national runner-up forestry team were interviewed by Cindy Farmer FOX 8 about their recent trip to Indianapolis for the National FFA competition. The story airs Monday at 7:15 AM! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused #ABSSCTE
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Southern Alamance FFA teams and coaches with Fox 8 anchor Cindy Farmer
Southern Alamance FFA Floriculture students holding flower arrangements
Southern Alamance FFA students walking around a ping pong table taking turns hitting the ball with a paddle
Southern Alamance FFA student sitting on a stool talking to Fox 8 anchor Cindy Farmer
The sparks are flying for students in our new welding program at Graham High School, which teaches skills to forge their future career paths. Check out the story now on Fox 8 with Cindy Farmer! #ABSSCTE https://myfox8.com/video/alamance-county-students-learn-welding/9150256/
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
This week is National School Psychology Awareness Week. It's a time to celebrate and thank our school psychologists for the vital role they play in supporting students' learning, behavior, mental health, and overall well-being. Your dedication and care make a real difference in students' lives. We appreciate the work you do all year long to help each child thrive. Thank you! ❤️ #SchoolPsychWeek
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
School Psychologist Thank you graphic with floral nature scene painted in the background
The Hawfields Middle School Advanced Choir has been selected as one of two Conference Showcase Choirs across North Carolina. They scored a perfect score of 100% with their audition submission! Under the direction of Mrs. Aria Westbrook, they will perform at the Benton Convention Center in Winston-Salem today at 1 p.m. This is a huge honor for our talented students! #ABSSArts
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Hawfields Middle School chorus performing for an audition
This weekend, the Interact Clubs at Western Alamance High School and Southern Alamance High School as well as Western Alamance High School Njrotc participated in a Feed the Hunger Pack-a-Thon. Students prepared 12,120 servings that will be sent to Ukraine or Bangladesh! This was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Alamance as well as the Feed the Hunger Organization. #StudentCenteredFutureFocused #ABSSCommunity
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Students wearing hair nets pack meals in a gymnasium for Feed the Hungry organization
Students wearing hair nets scoop paste and pack meals in a gymnasium for Feed the Hungry organization
Group photograph of Western and Southern Alamance High school students and other community members who packed meals for Feed the Hungry Organization
A Feed the Hunger chicken pasta meal packet with directions and nutritional facts
Rising 9th Graders & Families: Our in-person High School Specialty Program information sessions begin tonight! You can attend any session. Come out to learn more and ask questions! Sessions start at 6 p.m.
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
High School Specialty Programs flyer with important information:  International Baccalaureate Program at Williams High  (rising 9th) Early College @ ACC (rising 9th) Pre-Collegiate Academy at Graham High (rising 9th) Learn More About Meeting Dates November 6th: Woodlawn Middle November 8th: Graham Middle November 13th: Western Middle November 14th: Southern Middle November 15th: Broadview Middle November 16th: Turrentine Middle November 20th: Hawfields Middle All programs will be represented at each meeting. If you are unable to attend the session at your school, please feel free to attend one at another school. These programs are application only.  The deadline to submit is December 15, 2023.
Today's menu at Eastern High School featured apples from Flavor Full Farms in Hendersonville, broccoli & sweet potatoes from Wise Farms in Mt Olive! Supporting these local farms provides our students with fresh, seasonal NC produce! 🍎🥦🍠 #LocallyGrown #ABSSCommunity
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
A school cafeteria tray with locally grown broccoli, sweet potato, apple, and additional mac and cheese and breadstick
Learning from the pros! The 8th Grade Career Cafe was a success at Western Alamance Middle School! Students learned about the career field of a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner from CPNC/NICU Nurse Brandi Easley. #StudentCenteredFutureFocused #ABSSCTE #CareerDevelopmentMonth
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
CPNC/NICU Nurse Brandi Easley talks to Western Middle school students about the career field of a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
CPNC/NICU Nurse Brandi Easley talks to Western Middle school students about the career field of a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner using a baby doll dummy
CPNC/NICU Nurse Brandi Easley standing in front of a projected presentation showing her name, title, and photo
The Broadview & Cummings bands honored Sandy Ellington-Graves for strength & spirit. The inscription on the plaque, "Stronger together, Support, Love, Hope" reminds us we are a community united. 💗 #ABSSSupportsSandy
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Broadview Middle and Cummings High band members standing with Board Member Sandy Ellington-Graves, they are wearing pink and Sandy is holding a plaque
Amber Walsh from Southern Alamance High has been working with bees since she was seven and brought home a lot of awards in the 🐝 Bees & Honey 🍯 category at the State Fair, which included entries in color photography, crafts, baked goods, and of course, honey. She placed 1st in Muffins, Chocolate Chip Cookies, Pure Beeswax Candles, and Quick Bread. She also won the Junior Sweepstakes Award! Way to go, Amber! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Amber Walsh as a child wearing pink holding a tray of bees and honeycomb
Amber Walsh current day holding awards from the State Fair
Amber Walsh standing with her award in front of shelves of honey
Amber Walsh standing behind a beehive box
📚 Elon Elementary welcomed many special guest readers today! Students were delighted to have Elon University athletes, ABSS Deputy Superintendent Lowell Rogers, Board Member Donna Westbrooks, and other community members visit their classes, read a picture book, and talk about their professions. Reading opens doors to new worlds and brings people together. We're grateful to everyone who took the time to visit and read with our Elon students today!
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Elon University athlete standing behind a class of fourth graders at Elon Elementary
Two Elon University athletes take turn reading a picture book to students sitting on the carpet at Elon Elementary
ABSS Board Member Donna Westbrooks reading a picture book aloud to a class of fifth graders at Elon Elementary
Two Elon University athletes standing behind fifth grade students at Elon Elementary
ABSS Deputy Superintendent Lowell Rogers showing a picture from a book to a class of fifth graders at Elon Elementary
An Elon University athlete reading to a group of students on the carpet at Elon Elementary
An Elon University athlete reading to a group of students on the carpet at Elon Elementary
An Elon University athlete reading to a group of students on the carpet at Elon Elementary
An Elon University athlete reading to a group of students on the carpet at Elon Elementary
🦉 E.M. Holt Elementary School third graders partnered with the kindergarten classes for an exciting owl pellet dissection. The kindergarteners identified key details in books about owls, while the third graders taught them about the bones they found, connecting their lessons through science! This cross-curricular activity allowed both groups to apply their knowledge in an engaging, hands-on lab! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Two students at EM Holt dissect owl pellets on a paper plate
Two students at EM Holt dissect owl pellets on a paper plate
Two students at EM Holt dissect owl pellets on a paper plate
En honor al Día de los Muertos, @SAHS_Patriots students created an art presentation to share with classes researching holidays and their cultural significance. They have been collaborating with other students to create some of the art on display! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Students standing with their Day of the Dead art presentation at the front of Southern Alamance High School
A colorful display of flowers, symbols, fruits, and more as part of a Day of the Dead art installation at Southern Alamance High School
Three students talk about the Day of the Dead and the art presentation behind them at Southern Alamance High School
Traditional symbols of Day of the Dead placed on a table as part of an art installation at Southern Alamance High School
Our 2nd-grade students at E.M. Holt Elementary wrapped up their weather unit with a special visit from WFMY News 2 meteorologist Christian Morgan! The students have been studying all about the science behind weather patterns and were able to ask Christian questions to go deeper. He shared how meteorologists use technology to create forecasts and taught the kids common weather terminology. A big thank you to Christian and WFMY2 for helping make science come alive for our students!
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
WFMY2 meteorologist Christian Morgan speaking to a group of second graders at EM Holt Elementary
WFMY2 meteorologist Christian Morgan speaking to a group of second graders at EM Holt Elementary
🎃 Students at Broadview Middle School had a blast getting creative and decorating pumpkins in their classes today. It was great to see so many unique pumpkin designs take shape. Brr- it's getting cold out there. Bundle up and have a fang-tastic night! 🦇
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Two students at Broadview Middle School standing behind their decorated puzzle piece pumpkin
A student at Broadview Middle School stands behind her pink and green monster pumpkins
A student at Broadview Middle School stands behind her "infected" pumpkin
A student at Broadview Middle School stands behind his Cookie Monster pumpkin
A student at Broadview Middle School stands behind his vampire bat pumpkin
Central Services hosted its annual Eastlawn Elementary Candy Parade today! 🍬 Kindergarten students strolled through the halls of Central Services in their creative costumes as staff handed out treats to fill their bags. While ghosts and goblins may be on the minds of many this time of year, our parade was all about community and creating magical memories for our littlest learners. 🧙‍♀️🧚‍♂️🍭 Thanks to all who participated and helped make the event a success.
almost 3 years ago, James Shuler
Superintendent Dr. Butler handing out candy to kindergarten students in various costumes
Deputy Superintendent Lowell Rogers hands out candy to students in various costumes
A Central Services staff member holding a bag of candy stands beside a kindergarten student wearing an army costume
A Central Services staff member in a black and white bones sweater holds a bucket of candy
A Central Services staff member dressed as a scarecrow complete with facepaint