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Vance County Schools announces Arts Alive Apparel winners for 2024.Congratulations to our winning designs for the Arts Alive t-shirt, button, and badge artist!
Vance County Schools is proud to announce the recognition of outstanding students as the November Student Spotlights for the 2023-2024 academic year. Olivia Zheng of Dabney Elementary and MiLay Cheek at New Hope Elementary have been honored for their exceptional qualities and contributions to their respective school communities.
Vance County Schools welcomes Angela Cusaac as the Assistant Principal of Academic Engagement at Advance Academy.
Vance County Schools is proud to announce the recognition of outstanding students as the October Student Spotlights for the 2023-2024 academic year. Tia Lewis of Advance Academy, Devontae’ Ragland of STEM Early High, and Jaryk Harris at Vance Virtual Village Academy have been honored for their exceptional qualities and contributions to their respective school communities.
Vance County Schools recognized their September Student Spotlights for 2023-2024. De’Shun Woods of Vance County Early College, Adreyan Burton of Vance County High School, and Taelyn Evans of EM Rollins STEAM Academy kicked off the first honorees. These exceptional students have demonstrated exemplary qualities and contributions to their school communities. The Student Spotlight program, sponsored by Vance County Schools and the Vance County Public School Foundation, aims to celebrate outstanding students who are making a meaningful difference in their schools.
