Did you know today is La Chandeleur, the French day of eating crêpes? To connect with their lesson about this day and global focus on France, Elon Elementary fourth graders saw up close how these thin pancakes are made thanks to Press Coffee+Crepes! Check out the video too! https://www.facebook.com/reel/643954604166150
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Fourth grade student at Eiland elementary, wearing a pink T-shirt, smells of the camera while holding a plate containing different samples of crêpes and holding a white plastic fork
Students sitting around a demonstration of crêpe creation. Look in awe as their teacher holds a large crêpe on a plate.
The owner of press, coffee and crêpes holds two craps in his hand in front of a group of fourth graders, and they point to the one they like the be
The owner of press, coffee and crêpes in Grimm and his son pose for a photograph in their black T-shirts
One, two, skip a few, 99, 100! 🪢🦵️ This week's Throwback Thursday is a action shot from a PE class in the gymnasium at Smith Elementary. What do you remember of jumping rope in elementary school? #absstbt #tbt
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
A student from 1989 in a gymnasium jumps rope, wearing a blue Jean overalls and a red long sleeve shirt
Congratulations to these Williams High student athletes who officially signed today to continue their athletic and academic careers. Congratulations! We know the lessons learned in your sport will serve you well in life. #StudentCenterFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
National Signing Day 2023 - From Williams HS - Ethan George (Guilford | Baseball), Nasir Price (Catawba | Football), Brick Bowen (Lenoir Rhyne | Football), Tristan Gallovich (St. Andrews | Lacrosse), & Jake Marquis (Wingate | Track graphic with photo
We want to commemorate this month by recognizing the Black American leaders, innovators, and freedom fighters who have contributed to our rich history. We look forward to sharing how students are celebrating and honoring their stories. #ABSSCommunity #BlackHistoryMonth
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Black History Month graphic with text ABSS Celebrates Black History Month February 01 - March 01.  Black History Month is in colors red, yellow, and green.  White ABSS logo is on top left.
ABSS Alert: We’ve been made aware of social media threats of school violence circulating around the state today. We’re working with local and state law enforcement as the safety of our students and staff remain top priority.
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
Check out this Wonderful Winter Work! ❄️ Our camera captured kindergarten students working hard on their polar bear descriptions and pictures today at B. Everett Jordan Elementary. Students were proud of the progress they were making! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
To kindergarten students, looked down on the paper as they write and draw about polar bears at their desks in a classroom at B Everett Jordan Elementary
Kindergarten student pauses from her work on a polar bear picture and smiles at the camera at her desk
Kindergarten student points to a picture of a polar bear on an anchor chart of polar bear information
There is a lot to look forward to this month! We asked ABSS staff what they love about working in our district. ❤️️ Here is our first featured response from Alex Batista-Rios, Band Director at Graham Middle School. #ABSSAskStaff
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Infographic showing a photograph of Alex Batista-Rios and his dog with a large blue speech bubble behind him with white text, "I love the energy that the teachers put into their work to truly inspire and reach out to the students - greeting them, speaking to them, working with them, and teaching them as individuals with limitless potential." and his name at the bottom
ABSS ALERT: Alamance Co. Emergency Services will be conducting a training exercise around Andrews and CTEC tomorrow (2/1/23). You will likely see law enforcement, emergency personnel, and experience additional traffic in the area. This is just training, do not be alarmed.
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
Our first Family University was a success! Thanks to the presenters, volunteers, community partners, and behind the scenes superstars that made it possible. Families, we hope you enjoyed the event and took home some useful information! #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
deputy superintendent, Lowell Rogers, speaking to a group of parents at the family university at Cummings high school
Two staff members in the Alamance Bruns school system, standing in front of an iamb hiring sign at the family university at Cummings high school
Two teachers from the CTE department speak to families in the classroom at the family University and Cummings high school
School board members speak to families in a classroom at the family university at Cummings high school
Kindergarten students at Elon Elementary recently celebrated a very happy Australia Day! 🇦🇺 Each grade level in our global schools focuses on a region in the world, with Oceania being Kindergarten's region of study. Students enjoyed participating in a range of fun, hands-on learning activities about the animals, landmarks and culture of Australia. 🐨🦘️The day featured an Aussie snack challenge where students prepared, tasted and then rated some popular snacks unique to Australia. There were many big thumbs up reviews for the lamington bites (sponge cake dipped in chocolate sauce and coconut flakes) and fairy bread (sprinkles glued onto bread with butter). The crackers dipped in vegemite received mixed reviews. 🤔 #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Kindergarten teacher Aceneth Cruz poses in a selfie photograph with her kindergarten students wearing koala craft headbands
A kindergarten student smiles at the camera while eating fairy bread as part of the Australia Day activities
A kindergarten student dips a piece of bread into chocolate at a table as part of the Australia Day activities
Group photograph of kindergarten students sitting on the carpet and wearing koala craft headbands
Join us in congratulating our ABSS All District Honor Band students who performed this weekend at the North Carolina School of Science and Math in Durham. #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
All District Band students posing at band clinic
students practicing music in a band room.
  students sitting in front of music stands practicing music as part of the band clinic
Teachers were working hard across the district today, planning and preparing for upcoming lessons. Here we have the Williams Zone orchestra teachers deciding what to introduce to their students by reading and playing some newly-published music! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Orchestra teacher is practice their music in a circle while a another teacher conducts from the center
Did you know your child can take college classes for credit and it is tuition free while in high school? Did you know your child can earn credentials and certifications that allow them to leave high school employable at a livable wage or that gives them an edge when applying for college? Come out to your school's High School Registration Fair to ensure you know about all the opportunities in ABSS and that your child is planning for success after graduation. Counselors, administrators, and teachers will be available to share courses that are offered at each school. We will also have representatives from ACC, CTEC, Fire/EMT, and other specialized programs to help you plan your child's upcoming schedule. Make sure your child is prepared for the Registration Season! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Registration Fair 2023 Empowering Minds Through Opportunities Southeast Alamance HS (Held at Hawfields Middle) GB February& Western HS February 8 Craham HS February7 Williams HS February& Cummings HS February9 Eastern HS February 8 Southern High School February 9 All times are 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Empoderando Mentes a Través de Oportunidades Southeast Alamance HS (Held at Hawfields Middle) February 6 Western HS February 8 Craham HS February7 Williams HS February 6 Cummings HS February9 Eastern HS February 8 Southern High School February 9 AII times are 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Want to make school better? Just ask students! North Graham Elementary is meeting weekly with students to get their feedback on the changes they want to see. Fox 8’s Cindy Farmer sat in on a meeting and will feature them in her “What’s Right With Our Schools” segment Monday morning at 7am.
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
A teacher at North Graham Elementary stands in front of a camera and Fox 8's Cindy Farmer during an interview
Fox 8's Cindy Farmer interviews a student at North Graham Elementary.  They are both seated in chairs and a camera man is behind Cindy Farmer.
Fox 8's Cindy farmer interviews a student at Northgreen elementary. They are both seated and chairs. A cameraman is behind Cindy farmer.
Activate Dark Mode! 🔦 Students in Mr. Hayes' 4th and 5th grade class at Smith Elementary are "glowing" with knowledge today as they work on sharpening their math skills. Making learning fun! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Teacher Mr. Hayes from Smith Elementary sits on the carpet around a big Tic Tac Toe board math activity made from tape.  Students are gathered around.  The classroom is dark and there is a blacklight which illuminates some colors in a neon glow.
Students wearing neon glow bracelets and glasses work together around a table on a math activity.
Learn more about Alamance Virtual School in an online session! Register here: bit.ly/avsinformationregistration
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Information Sessions Alamance Virtual School Learn more about Alamance Virtual School in one of our online sessions, hosted by Principal Alexander! bit.ly/avsinformationregistration Scan QR code or visit link Thursday, January 26th 5:30pm Thursday, January 26th 6:30pm (en español) Thursday, February 9th 5:30pm Thursday, February 9th 6:30pm (en español)
Community, compassion, and connection. These Western Alamance Middle School students are learning how to understand and respect deaf culture through sign language. Learn more in this week's Difference Makers! https://youtu.be/3ZgX06iYXwU
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
First graders at Alexander Wilson performed a little reading “surgery” today as they identified non-fiction text features like the table of contents, glossaries, headings, and captions. Nurse Kelly Corum joined in too! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
An elementary student wearing a surgical mask holds scissors and examines a magazine.  On the table in front of him are parts of the magazine he has already cut up.
Four elementary students wearing surgical masks and knit caps are seated at a long table with paper booklets, magazines, and scissors in front of them.
Nurse Kelly corm standing with three elementary students in a classroom. Two of the students in nurse quorum are wearing surgical masks and nurse. Quorum is also wearing protective goggles and a smock. There is one student looking underneath the other two students smiling without a surgical mask. In the background as another student standing with a surgical mask.
An elementary student is seated at a table and is using scissors to cut from his paper booklet. He is wearing a surgical mask when it is pulled down at his chin. He also has on a knit cap.  On the table beside him is a paper booklet that he is going to be gluing something into.
There was an AWEsome turnout for Alexander Wilson's DARE graduation, including Sheriff Terry Johnson and guest speaker Superintendent Dr. Dain Butler. Thanks Sgt. Laws for your leadership and congratulations to Camila Alvarez for winning the essay contest! 👏 #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Superintendent Dr. Dain Butler speaking to students and families at Alexander Wilson's DARE graduation
Group photograph of Sgt. Chad Laws, Sheriff Terry Johnson, student Camila Alvarez, and Dr. Butler at the Alexander Wilson DARE graduation
Congratulations to our very own Omar Vega who is a junior at Graham High School. Omar won Best in Show at today’s Burlington Women's Club Student Arts Festival. The title of the work is "Distorted" in graphite pencil. We’re so proud! #StudentsThatAreFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
student artwork that won best in show.  image of male in graphite pencil drawing with amazing detail.