Beginning on July 5th, the summer office hours are Monday through Thursday from 7:00 until 5:30. School offices will be closed on Fridays. These hours will continue until August 11th. The Media Center will also be open each Tuesday from 9-12. Please don't let the summer break stop you from reading. 

In North Carolina, one in four children are at risk of hunger. They may not have access to enough food or healthy foods, such as fruits and vegetables, especially when school is out for the summer. 

Through a federally funded Summer Nutrition Program, the school system's School Nutrition personnel are busy supplying breakfast, lunch and snacks each day for nine different programs, including the Read to Achieve reading camps for students in grades 1-3 at Dabney and Zeb Vance elementary schools.

Additional sites receiving the free meals are the Aycock Recreation Center, City Road United Methodist Church, the Eaton-Johnson Summer Camp, the ESL summer program at Dabney, the Gang Free Inc. summer camp, Gillburg United Methodist Church and the Pathway Enrichment Center.The Summer Nutrition Program helps make sure children can get the nutritious meals they need.

All children 18 and under can receive free summer meals.

Congratulations to Ms. Anderson, Mr. Carter and Mrs. McKoon as they were honored during the Vanceformation breakfast in May, for going above and beyond normal duties to support students and colleagues in our schools and community. 

2015-16 Read to Achieve Results

Click above to review the 2015-16 Read to Achieve results for EO Young Elementary School.