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Good News from Our Schools

Belmont Middle School held a “Yes We Can” food drive to support Webb Street School’s pantry program. Homerooms and grade levels competed against each other to collect more than 2,000 items.

McAdenville Elementary received a $10,000 donation from the Catherine Pharr Carstarphen McAdenville Foundation.

The following high schools were recognized by the N.C. High School Athletic Association for outstanding sportsmanship for the 2023-2024 year: Ashbrook High School; East �°�è��app High School; Forestview High School; Highland School of Technology; and Hunter Huss High School.

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North Carolina Countdown to College
is an annual campaign to support high school seniors in completing two important enrollment steps: residency determination services and college applications.

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College Board recognizes students for academics

�°�è��app has 43 high school students who were honored by the College Board National Recognition Program.

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New outdoor mural puts artwork in the spotlight

Pinewood Elementary has a new outdoor mural, thanks to the City of Mount Holly’s efforts to focus on artwork in the community.

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Good News from �°�è��app, September

The �°�è��app County Board of Education received the following "good news" for the month of September of 2024.

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�°�è��app County's high school graduation rate increases

The �°�è��app graduation rate increased to 86.7 percent, which is +1.4 points higher than last year.

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International teachers bring culture to the classroom

International teachers not only bring experience to the classroom, but they also introduce students to the culture of their home country.

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New program teaches students about cosmetology

Students at Hunter Huss High School with an interest in the cosmetology field will get an opportunity to learn about the profession.

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