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Burr Visits LHS

 

Senator Burr Visits LHS

North Carolina Senator Richard Burr recently visited Louisburg High School to talk with teachers and students about education and jobs.


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First Day of Kindergarten

First Day of Kindergarten in FCS!

9.1.10 -Mrs. Davis the principal at Franklinton Elementary welcomes a kindergarten student. Kindergarten students recently started in Franklin County.

FHS Cheerleaders Helping YES

FHS Cheerleaders Supporting Good Behavior at YES

8.31.10 -The Franklinton Red Ram Cheerleaders made a visit to YES recently to help kick off PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention and Support). The cheerleaders led students in a ROAR cheer and then performed an original cheer for them.  Also, Mr. Howell, Music Teacher, guided students in singing "We Will Roar" to the tune of "We Will Rock You."

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BHS Band Events

BHS Band Booster Events

8.30.10 -The Bunn Band Boosters are holding their Semi-Annual Yard Sale/ Car Wash/ Doughnut Sale on Saturday September 18th, from 7am-1pm. If you'd like to rent a space for $10, please contact Melody Causby at BHS or melodycausby@fcschools.net.

Fes Garden Grant

YES Yard Sale

8.27.10 -The Youngsville Elementary Positive Behavior Intervention Support (P.B.I.S) team will be having a yard sale on September 25th from 8am-1pm in the school parking lot. If you would like to purchase a spot, please send $10 per spot to Y.E.S. by September 3rd; sellers keep all profits.
Also feel free to come and shop!!!

Fes Garden Grant

United Way Education Grants

8.25.10 - Classroom teachers interested in applying for a Franklin County United Way education grant need to submit an application by September 17th. This year, United Way will donate more than $30K in grants. This process continues to grow in large part from continued support from Novozymes. As in recent years, the process will be judged by Wake Electric.

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FES Parents and Teachers Team Up

8.23.10 - Franklinton Elementary School received a Lowes Tool Box for Education Grant in early 2010.  The results are now showing. The second-grade team and parents have created a butterfly garden (left) on campus and are looking forward to coming back to school to enjoy the butterflies and beautiful flowers. The first day of school for all traditional calendar students is August 25th.

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Students Return August 25th

8.22.10 - FCS students who attend traditional calendar schools should report to school on August 25th, except Kindergarten students. Kindergarten students begin September 1st. Teachers reported August 19th for the first of four teacher workdays. Should you have questions, please contact the school your child will attend or central office at 496-2600. At left, Franklinton High School freshmen swarm the halls of the FHS Red Ram Academy during freshman orientation which was held last week. See the August issue of First Thursday for a complete list of open house dates.


FES, LMES Awarded USDA Program

8.19.10 - Franklinton Elementary School and Laurel Mill Elementary School have been chosen to participate in the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program for School Year 2010-2011. One hundred six elementary schools across NC were selected to participate in the program which provides funds to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables and offer them to students (for free) throughout the school day.  The goal of the program is to make a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables easily accessible to students so they will eat them and enjoy them more often. For more information about the program at Franklinton and Laurel Mill Elementary School, please contact Jama Stallings, Child Nutrition Director, at 919-496-5125.

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Howell Receives Grant

8.12.10 - Stephen Howell, music teacher at Youngsville Elementary School, was recently notified that he was a recipient of a $2,000 Target grant. Mr. Howell plans on using the Target grant to help fund his “Hear Our Voices Rising” project, which aims to purchase choral risers for Youngsville Elementary School.

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FCS PIO Steps Down

8.10.10 - Franklin County Schools Public Information Officer Nathan Moreschi will head back to the classroom this fall. Moreschi, who was named PIO in November of 2006, will teach social studies at Franklinton High School - his alma mater. The 1993 FHS graduate is excited about returning to the classroom and is grateful for his time as PIO. In the Monday night Board of Education meeting, he thanked the Board, Superintendent and FCS employees. A replacement for the position has not yet been named.
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Summer Learning Continues at LES

8.10.10 - A two-week summer learning program, provided through a 21st Century Learning grant, continues this week at Louisburg Elementary. The focus has been to improve and develop skills in cognition, comprehension, computation and creativity. Reading, Math and Science have been the major subject areas of concentration. Teaching strategies used target the use of technology and other activities to engage students with varying learning styles. At left, LES Principal William Harris watches as students demonstrate an electrical circuit.

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Youth Basketball Enthusiasts Enjoy Camp

8.5.10 - Long Mill Elementary School served as the host site for a free basketball camp put on by local coaching icons last week. The camp was led by Youngsville  basketball legend Twig Wiggins and a host of accomplished coaches and players. Among the many coaches present were NCHSAA Hall of Fame coach Larry Lindsay, former FHS coach Buddy Mitchell and current FHS coach Clarence Walker. The camp lasted five days and more than 70 children participated.
Opening Day - ECHS

Early College Students Back in Class

8.4.10 - Franklin County Early College High School students returned to class today. This marks the start of the first full year of the program that began this past January. School Principal Jim Harris is pleased with the start of school and is excited about the upcoming year. The school is a five-year program housed at Vance-Granville Community College in which students earn a high school diploma and two years of college course credit.

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Summer Campers Learning About GIS

8.3.10 - Students are getting a hands-on lesson in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) this week at the FCS Central Office through the guidance of Sondra Ayscue and Dottie Averette. GIS mapping software is used to link geographic information with descriptive information. Common uses include planning school bus routes, mapping sewer systems, studying water use and more. The camp, one of many free camps offered by the FCS Technology Department this summer, began on Monday and runs through Thursday.

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Bunn Middle Athletic Tryouts Nearing

7.28.10 - Bunn Middle School students interested in playing sports this fall will get their chance to try out for a team soon. Football and volleyball tryouts begin August 23rd from 3:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. Soccer tryouts begin August 30th from 3:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. Seventh and eighth graders are eligible to tryout but must bring a current copy of a athletic physical. Cedar Creek Middle School will hold tryouts for football, soccer and volleyball on August 19th from 5-7 p.m.
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