These Altamahaw-Ossipee Elementary students have been studying mammals in science class. Today was all about bats and learning what they eat, where they live, and how they use sound to find food. #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
three students showing off what they learned about bats.  holding a craft they made to explain everything they’re learning about bats.
Alamance Community College and Elon University are holding an Alamance Scholars info session on Tues, Oct 18 at 5:30PM. This program allows students to attend ACC, transfer to Elon to study Education, and then become a K-12 teacher with ABSS! Please share with anyone who may be interested. Join the meeting here: https://zcu.io/2zN0 #YourFutureStartsHere #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Alamance Scholars Interest Meeting flyer
It's National School Bus Safety Week and Pigeon's dream has come true! Tracy Taylor dressed up as the lovable, determined Mo Willems character during the North Graham Elementary book fair. Don't worry: Pigeon didn't actually drive the bus. School bus safety is a community effort, let's all do our part! 🚌 👀 #ABSSCommunity #NSBSW2022 #ZeroInOnBusSafety
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
A photograph of a school bus with a staff member in the driver's seat dressed up as Pigeon from the book Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus
National School Bus Safety Week graphic
Proud moment! Our Western Alamance FFA students did a amazing job today sharing their horticulture knowledge with the community at the Burlington Arbor Day Celebration. #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
Western Alamance FFA students at the Burlington Arbor Day celebration
What a fun evening! Alexander Wilson’s PTO sponsored a fall festival complete with bounce houses, a haunted hallway, a hayride, and lots of games. Over 1000 people attended. Thanks, PTO! #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
students posing at fall festival photo booth
Alexander Wilson fall festival. kids playing on inflatables.
families on a hay ride at fall festival
Swepsonville Fire Dept firefighters showing firetruck to children
Thanks to Meghann Mollerus and WFMY News 2 for featuring our DARE program with Sgt. Chad Laws teaching a lesson about how to manage stress and make good decisions. The story will air in November! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Photograph of a classroom at AO Elementary with Sgt. Chad Laws teaching a DARE lesson
The Multicultural Parade at Eastlawn was a hit! Students walked around the building and through the halls, showing examples of their culture, chanting and cheering along the way. Families were invited to the parade and got to come into the Media Center to see the display boards each class made! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Students at Eastlawn Elementary holding a Puerto Rican flag during the Multicultural Parade
Students and staff at Eastlawn Elementary cheering during the Multicultural Parade
Eastlawn Elementary students dancing as part of the Multicultural Parade
Some of the display board showcasing different cultures in the Media Center at Eastlawn Elementary
The Eastern Alamance Ladies Golf Team are Central 3A Conference Champions!️⛳️🎉 Senior Emily Mathews was the individual conference champion with an undefeated season. Sarah Vannavong, Layni Poteat, and Quincie Loy were also placed on the Central 3A All-Conference Team!
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Eastern Alamance ladies golf team with coaches
Rise and shine! ☀️ EM Yoder students joined the @MebanePolice for another Walk to School Day. Traffic Unit motorcycles from @BurlingtonNC_PD were leading the way! #WalkToSchoolDay #ABSSCommunity #burlingtonncpd
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Students, parents, treachers, and police from Mebane PD during Walk to School Day at EM Yoder Elementary
Mebane Police who helped with Walk to School Day at EM Yoder Elementary
Alexander Wilson Elementary hosted a STEAM night where families participated in student-led activities from drone races 🤖 to making music with colors. 🎶 This was a great example of how students can truly lead! #StudentCenteredFutureFocused #ABSSCommunity #STEAM
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Family at Alexander Wilson STEAM night with a stack of books held up by two chairs
A family at STEAM Night at Alexander Wilson Elementary
A family at STEAM Night at Alexander Wilson Elementary with a robot and computer
A family at STEAM Night at Alexander Wilson Elementary stacking dominos
Our ABSS Career Fair was once again a success! Thanks to all of the area businesses that came out today to talk with our students. It’s always great for our students to see the many opportunities available to them in our community. #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
students talking with potential employers at the ABSS career fair
ABSS career fair
ABSS career fair
students at booths talking with employers at the ABSS career fair
Western Alamance High School will once again host the 48th Annual Central NC Band Festival this Saturday Oct 15th. Nearly 20 bands will be performing throughout the afternoon. The event begins at 11:50 a.m. #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, Les Atkins
Western High School Band performing on Western Alamance Field.
Sylvan Elementary first graders were visited by members of the The Forty & Eight Veteran's Organization! They learned about the American flag 🇺🇸 and each student received one of their own to take home. #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Sylvan Elementary first grade students with members of the Forty and Eight veterans organization holding small American flags
Mrs. Cook from Andrews Elementary was nominated as a teacher that goes the “extra mile” and received a $200 check from Thomas Tire & Automotive. She looks forward to putting it towards helping fund their first field trip post-COVID. #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
teacher posing with students and check she received for going the extra mile
October is National Book Month! All this month Newlin Elementary and many of our other schools are focusing on the importance of reading, writing, and literature. #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
over 2 years ago, Les Atkins
students in library reading books
ABSS Alert: EMS was called to Cummings High today after two students were involved in an altercation with a knife. The incident has been turned over to Burlington Police. This is an isolated incident. All other students are safe.
over 2 years ago, ABSS Public Information Office
What's better than a gooey s'mores on a nice Fall 🍁 day? Second grade students at Alexander Wilson are learning about how the sun ☀️ provides a source of light that warms the land, air, and water. They put that idea to the test by cooking s’mores in solar ovens.
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Solar oven made by Alexander Wilson Elementary students
Alexander Wilson Elementary students eating smores made in their solar ovens
Alexander Wilson Elementary students eating smores made in their solar ovens
A bit of history about National School Lunch Week (NSLW): President John F. Kennedy created National School Lunch Week in 1962 to promote the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has inside and outside of the classroom. The National School Lunch Program serves nearly 30 million children every school day. #NSLW22
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Elementary student holding a school lunch tray in the cafeteria
🎉 CONGRATULATIONS to the Southern Alamance High School Golf Team for their 2nd Place Finish in the DAC VII Conference Tournament! ️⛳️ Top Scorers: Riley Bush (3rd Overall), Madison Brouillard, Elayna DiLello.
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Photograph of the Southern Alamance High School golf team
Thank you to the Burlington Fire Department who came to Smith Elementary today to talk about fire safety and prevention. Students enjoyed learning about fire safety and the equipment they use to protect themselves! 🚒🔥 #StudentCenteredFutureFocused #ABSSCommunity
over 2 years ago, James Shuler
Smith Elementary students looking up at a firefighter teaching what to do in a fire emergency
Smith Elementary students gathered around a firefighter showing his equipment
Four Smith Elementary students standing in front of a fire truck
Two Smith Elementary students standing beside a firefighter talking about fire truck equipment