Forbush High School HOSA hosted a Blood Drive on Friday, September 8th.
146 units of blood were collected. This will help 438 people!
Thanks to all the staff members who
assisted and donated and to the community members who donated as well.
I can't thank you enough! We will do
it again in the spring--- March 15th, 2024 to be exact!
Forbush High School FFA students spent the afternoon cleaning out the greenhouse, preparing for the new growth and building relationships.
Watch them GROW 2023-24!
Starmount Middle School 8th grader, Natalie Ball, created flyers to promote SMS sports. Natalie is a student in Mrs. Matthews' Exploring Business and Entrepreneurship class.
Great work, Natalie!
Middle and high school students from Yadkin and Surry Counties had a great time at the Surry Community College Summer Exploration Camps in June! Over 80 students from YCS attended the camps and participated in a wide variety of hands-on activities, including 3-D design, visual arts, chemistry, microbiology, hair & makeup, medical & health sciences, fire fighting, and forensic science.
Thank you SCC for putting on another great summer camp for our students!
Nathan Darnell, a student at Starmount High School, is representing North Carolina as a State Officer for SkillsUSA at the National Conference in Atlanta this week.
Learning a lot and having a great time!
This year's high school marketing students were asked to create and market an original product. Throughout this semester-long project, students developed employability and soft skills including project management, research and analysis, creativity, critical thinking, and communication skills.
Below is one student’s thoughts on her project:
“I was inspired to create my PBM (Performance Based-based Measurement) when going through my normal day to day life. As a cashier at Walmart, I realized there are many communication barriers between my fellow cashiers and our customers, which may make them feel less welcome than our English-speaking customers. My PBM product was an earpiece that used a real human voice to translate both what the wearer hears and says to make translated communication seamless and less robotic.” - Maddalynn Page, FHS Marketing Student
Students in Mr. Tutterow’s Game Art and Design class were required to create a board game as part of their Proof of Learning for the course. Some of the games are listed below.
Creative work…great job!
Mr. Shane McFall presented to Mr. Senter’s classes, along with other interested students, about Tulsa Welding in Jacksonville Florida. Tul...
