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    "Where the world learns together"

     

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  • CONNECTIONS

  • Making Connections

    Dr. Lewis takes time out to engage with our students.

  • Good News Family

    One of our proud families at our quarterly
    Good News! celebration.

  • Wallace Students

    Wallace Elementary Students Are Finally Back to School!
    They were so excited to receive their pencil pouches and sweet notes from our students.

     Wallace Supplies

    HURRICANE FLORENCE SUPPLY DRIVE
    Supplies were generously donated by staff, students, parents, and our community for the students at Wallace Elementary.

    Teacher Interview

    Mrs. Meile's Class interviews a teacher from Wallace Elementary.
    They learned about the effects the storm had on their school and community.

     

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  • SPOTLIGHT

  • Magnet School of Excellence

    Fox Road Magnet Elementary

    has been recognized by

    Magnet Schools of America

    as a

    Magnet School Excellence!

  • Keisha McNeil

    Congratulations Keisha McNeil - Fox Road Elementary's 2018 Teacher of the Year!

  • Dr. Lewis

    Our Principal, Dr. Robert Lewis

    Meet our Principal, Dr. Robert Lewis. Read more

     

  • job

    Spotlight on Staff: Ms. Job

    Meet our Science Teacher, Ms Job.  Read more here.

  • betsy

    Spotlight on Staff: WCPSS Teacher of the Year

    Meet fifth grade teacher and WCPSS Teacher of the Year, Ms. Jordan. Read More

  • Mark Braxton

    Spotlight on Staff: WCPSS Instructional Assistant of the Year

    Meet Mr. Braxton.  He is an instructional assistant, head of the comic book club, coach of the step team, and the WCPSS instructional assistant of the year!

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  • SCHOOL NEWS

  • How We Express Ourselves

    How We Express Ourselves

    Mrs. Turnau's first graders wrapped up the unit, "How We Express Ourselves" with a special celebration yesterday. As a part of this unit, students explored traditions and celebrations important to various cultures. Students and parents shared their traditional clothing and customs with the class and many students shared that they often celebrate with a piñata. As a result, the students made their own piñatas out of balloons using paper mache and they took turns breaking them open.

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