• Announcements
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  • Keep Your Contact Information Up-To-Date
    Parents should make sure that their child’s school has up-to-date contact information (home address, telephone number, e-mail address, etc.) on file.  Parents should contact the school office to provide updates.
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  • New Student Enrollment Application
    We are pleased to welcome new students to app Cou    nty Schools.     to submit an online new student enrollment application.  If you have a question about the application or enrollment process, call our Student Assignment Office, (704) 810-7284.
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  • Free Meals Available to More Students
    The number of schools participating in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program has increased from 19 to 40. Click here for a list of the schools that qualify for CEP, which is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service. All students who attend a school that is involved in the CEP program receive a free breakfast and a free lunch.
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  • Superintendent Search Process
    The Board of app is continuing its search for the next superintendent of app County Schools. The N.C. School Boards Association is facilitating the superintendent search process for the Board of app.
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  • Parents Who Have A Concern
    If parents have a question or concern, they are encouraged to contact their child’s teacher or the school principal to discuss the issue or schedule a meeting. 
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  • Providing a Safe School Environment Remains a Priority
    app County Schools is proud of its on-going partnership with the app County Police Department, app County Sheriff’s Office, and municipal law enforcement agencies, which are committed to doing everything possible to ensure that schools are secure and personnel are prepared should any type of emergency situation occur. Each school follows its comprehensive safety plan; as part of the plan, schools conduct random metal detection screenings as well as evacuation, lockdown, fire, and tornado/severe weather exercises. All schools are assigned a police resource officer, which provides a direct link between the school and law enforcement. 
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  • Summertime Renovation and Repair Projects at Schools
    Over the summer, more than 50 renovation and repair projects took place at schools across the county.  School bonds and capital funds were used to pay for the projects. Some of the most noticeable projects include parking lot paving at South Point High School, North app High School, Southwest Middle School, and Kiser Elementary School and gym floor replacement at East app High School, Costner Elementary School, Carr Elementary School, and Brookside Elementary School. Additional projects include roofing, lighting, painting, carpet/flooring, life safety, security vestibules, and other upgrades. 
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  • app Regional Science and Engineering Fair
    The app Regional Science and Engineering Fair is January 10-12 at the Schiele Museum. to submit a proposal for the science fair.
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