Vance County Schools hosted a School Safety Summit in the district's Administrative Services Center on July 31, with approximately 50 school administrators, educators, city and county officials, law enforcement officers, community leaders and some students in attendance.
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N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper visited E.M. Rollins Elementary School on July 26 to announce the start of the second annual statewide Governor's School Supply Drive and to see the innovations of the school's STEAM Academy.
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A total of 487 seniors graduated from our four high schools in May and June of 2018. We are very proud of our Class of 2018 graduates, who were awarded more than $8 million in scholarships. Learn more about their accomplishments and their future plans in our "Graduation 2018" publication.
The July 2018 edition of the school system's newsletter, "The Lamplighter," features events and programs occurring in Vance County Schools during this summer. Our school system was very proud that E.M. Rollins Elementary School hosted a visit on July 26 by N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper. The Governor said he selected E.M. Rollins as the location to announce the second annual Governor's School Supply Drive across North Carolina, because of the success the school's STEAM Academy is having to improve students' academic performance. The newsletter also features information about E.M. Rollins beginning the 2018-2019 school year on July 23. The year-round school will continue to provide students with project-based learning experiences and innovative strategies for instruction focusing on the areas of science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics. This month's newsletter edition also includes details about the graduation of six more seniors who attended AdVance Academy and completed requirements to receive their high school diplomas and the national magazine "U.S. News & World Report" recognizing Vance County Early College High School as a Bronze Medal school for its outstanding academics.
