News & Announcements

Since March 2020, the pandemic has prevented traditional gatherings and celebrations. In November the 2020 1A Lady Chargers Basketball Co-Champions received their Championship Rings. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 and CDC restrictions, the ladies received their Championship Rings and appreciation gifts from coaches and district and local administrators privately.
The video captures the highlights of the Ring Ceremony.***Please Click Read Full Story***
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The Ethel Crawley Scholarship information is available. The deadline is February 10, 2021. **Read Story**
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The district Superintendent search is in process. The North Carolina Board Association is serving as the recruiting agency and is requesting input from community stakeholders. Stakeholders include parents, students, and community members at large. **Read Full Story**
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The district and school administration is preparing for the required End of Course testing. **Please read the full letter attached and complete the required EOC Registration Form.**
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The Weldon City Schools November Board of Education meeting was Thursday, November 19, 2020. To recap the meeting please click ***Read Full Story**
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The Housing Opportunity and Prevention of Evictions (HOPE) Program is a new statewide initiative
that provides rent and utility assistance to eligible low- and moderate-income renters experiencing
financial hardship due to the economic effects of COVID-19. The new program will help prevent
evictions and utility disconnections in order to promote housing stability during the ongoing pandemic.
HOPE is an initiative of the NC Office of Recovery and Resiliency, a division of the North Carolina Department of Public Safety.
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The Weldon City Schools district and school administrators request families to share feedback regarding school reopening. Leadership invites families to assist in the decision making process by sharing information based on family needs, preferences, and reflections in a survey. If you have any questions or unable to complete the survey, please contact Terry Alston at 252.536.4821. extension 232. ***Please Read Full Story***
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The Department of Health and Human Services and The NC Child Care Resource and Referral system have established a hotline to help parents obtain referrals to licensed childcare programs for school-age children. The number is 1-888-600-1685.
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