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Weldon City Schools Awarded $50 Million
WCS has been awarded $50 million in grant funds to build a new school
FOOTBALL GAME RESCHEDULED
This Friday's football against Wilson Prep has been moved to this THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th at 7pm at Weldon High School. The game has been rescheduled due to the threat of inclement weather on Friday.
Annual Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce Teacher Appreciation
The Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Teacher Appreciation event at the Riverside Mill in Weldon on September 29th from 4pm-7pm.
PUBLIC NOTICE OF BOARD COMMITTEE MEETING
PUBLIC NOTICE OF BOARD MEETING
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The Weldon City Schools Board of Education Curriculum and Instruction Committee and Student Services Committee will meet on September 28, 2022. The meeting will begin at 3:45pm, and it will be held at the Central Services Boardroom located at 301 Mulberry Street, Weldon, NC 27890. For more information, please contact Ms. Fantashia Dickens at (252)536-4821.
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The Weldon City Schools Board of Education Curriculum and Instruction Committee and Student Services Committee will meet on September 28, 2022. The meeting will begin at 3:45pm, and it will be held at the Central Services Boardroom located at 301 Mulberry Street, Weldon, NC 27890. For more information, please contact Ms. Fantashia Dickens at (252)536-4821.
School Board Recognized for Training and Development
Weldon City Schools Board of Education was awarded the Gold Bell Award by the North Carolina School Boards Association for training excellence and commitment during the 2021-2022 school year. The Board received the award for whole-board training.
Holt Assessment Services Make Donation To Support Student-Athletes
Thank you to Ms. Sheila Holt of Holt Assessment Services, LLC. for the donation of $5000 to Weldon City Schools Athletics Department to assist and support our athletes with mental and behavioral health services.
Mental Health is an area where there is much needed support. Services like this go a long way to addressing current concerns and to lay the foundation for building a healthier tomorrow.
Mental Health is an area where there is much needed support. Services like this go a long way to addressing current concerns and to lay the foundation for building a healthier tomorrow.
Chargers 2022/23 Slogan - Strive for 55
Weldon City Schools Welcomes New Teachers
WELDON, NC 10 AUGUST 2022- A mixture of beginning and veteran teachers was welcomed by Weldon City Schools (WCS) staff as they embarked upon their professional journeys as teachers for the school system. WCS has renewed its efforts to retain and recruit educators at all levels. Newly hired teachers
even receive a signing bonus for joining the Weldon team.
“I expect all of my racers to cross the finish line this year,” remarked Ms. April Allen, a recently hired first-grade teacher. “I used the term racers because I want to keep with the Strive For 55 theme,” she added. Strive For 55 is the theme for all Weldon schools for the 2022-23 school year. Dr. Dannie Williams, The Superintendent of Weldon City Schools has established the Strive For 55 slogan as the goal for the district’s students to reach at least 55% proficiency in all areas tested by the state.
“This is an all-hands-on-deck effort to increase the academic success of our students,” said Superintendent Williams. “It starts in every classroom and continues every day: our students will grow and achieve new heights,” he concluded.
In addition to achievement on state-mandated tests, how much growth students show in their individual academic achievement will be factored into the scores for the school system. Ms. Natasha Rouson, a veteran teacher who is starting her first year with WCS as a third-grade teacher, offered, “Our students have a need, and we’re going to have a great time and grow this year.”
WELDON, NC 10 AUGUST 2022- A mixture of beginning and veteran teachers was welcomed by Weldon City Schools (WCS) staff as they embarked upon their professional journeys as teachers for the school system. WCS has renewed its efforts to retain and recruit educators at all levels. Newly hired teachers
even receive a signing bonus for joining the Weldon team.
“I expect all of my racers to cross the finish line this year,” remarked Ms. April Allen, a recently hired first-grade teacher. “I used the term racers because I want to keep with the Strive For 55 theme,” she added. Strive For 55 is the theme for all Weldon schools for the 2022-23 school year. Dr. Dannie Williams, The Superintendent of Weldon City Schools has established the Strive For 55 slogan as the goal for the district’s students to reach at least 55% proficiency in all areas tested by the state.
“This is an all-hands-on-deck effort to increase the academic success of our students,” said Superintendent Williams. “It starts in every classroom and continues every day: our students will grow and achieve new heights,” he concluded.
In addition to achievement on state-mandated tests, how much growth students show in their individual academic achievement will be factored into the scores for the school system. Ms. Natasha Rouson, a veteran teacher who is starting her first year with WCS as a third-grade teacher, offered, “Our students have a need, and we’re going to have a great time and grow this year.”
Superintendent Visits Open House And Welcomes Weldon’s Families and Staff
WELDON, NC 10 AUGUST 2022- As the summer break approached its end, students and their families came out to Weldon City Schools (WCS) on Wednesday, August 10th for the annual open house event at each school. Students were able to pickup their class schedules, get their laptops, and meet their new teachers and staff for the 2022-23 school year.
Though summer break is highly anticipated for most students, the new school marks an opportunity to make new friends and to reconnect with friends they might not have seen over the summer break. “The best part of the school year is seeing my friends again,” said Angel Clinton, a WCS sixth grader. “And, science is my favorite thing at school- I like to make stuff,” offered Angel.
“The excitement and anticipation of a new school year is like nothing else,” remarked Dr. Dannie Williams, Superintendent of Weldon City Schools. “I’m pleased with the staff we have and for the expectations we have set for them and our students,” continued Superintendent Williams. “The meet-and-greet of our open house events at the schools gets the year started on a positive note,” he added.
Though summer break is highly anticipated for most students, the new school marks an opportunity to make new friends and to reconnect with friends they might not have seen over the summer break. “The best part of the school year is seeing my friends again,” said Angel Clinton, a WCS sixth grader. “And, science is my favorite thing at school- I like to make stuff,” offered Angel.
“The excitement and anticipation of a new school year is like nothing else,” remarked Dr. Dannie Williams, Superintendent of Weldon City Schools. “I’m pleased with the staff we have and for the expectations we have set for them and our students,” continued Superintendent Williams. “The meet-and-greet of our open house events at the schools gets the year started on a positive note,” he added.
2022-2023 Student Demographic Information
The PowerSchool Coordinator is in the process of updating the student information system. Please complete this form for each enrolled student within the district.
School Lunch Hero Day
Weldon City Schools District would like to recognize our school nutrition professionals. They are true heroes that wear the aprons and the "hero" capes. We appreciate them!