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Pamela Perry, a member of the faculty at Vance County Middle School, has been selected to participate in the prestigious 2019 Energy Literacy Fellows Program for this year through the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Institute for the Environment.
Get ready! Arts Alive 2019 is coming on Saturday, April 27. It's the best show all year at McGregor Hall, with hundreds of pieces of student art work on display and performances by at least 20 different groups of our students!! Tickets at $5 each will go on sale on April 27. To be an Arts Alive sponsor and support our students and arts programs in our schools, click on this link:
The Vance County Board of Education approved the school calendars for the 2019-2020 school year during the board's March 11, meeting.
The Vance Medical Academy application process will be open from March 18 - April 22, 2019. The Vance Medical Academy is open to current 8th grade students and current 9th grade students who are interested in Health Science careers.
Applications for rising 10th and 11th-grade students to apply for enrollment at Vance County Early College High School are now available on the school's website homepage. The deadline for completed applications to be turned in to the school is April 8, 2019.
The Vance County Schools annual Opportunity Culture Fair was held during the afternoon of March 13, at the school system's Administrative Services Center.
Approximately 200 educators attended EdCamp Vance on Saturday, February 23, to share their expertise, successful strategies and ideas about public education in our society today.
Vance County Schools officials have honored 13 outstanding local educators for going above and beyond their normal duties in supporting students and their colleagues as recipients of this quarter's Vanceformation awards.
With the Vance County Board of Education's earlier approval of a restart plan for Vance County High School, the school's academic calendar for the 2019-2020 school year will involve an earlier start.
Vance County Middle School captured the first-place trophy in the N.C. School Boards Association Middle School Video Contest for 2018-2019. The award was presented by NCSBA officials on November 12 during the organization's state conference held in Greensboro. VCMS won the top prize over more the 50 entries from middle schools across our state. Please enjoy our award-winning video at the link below!
What is Super About Public Schools from VCMS
