The EC Department hosted a Math PD focused on foundational skills delivered by Drew Polly on Thursday, December 12 in the board room. Teachers of all grade levels participated.
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EC DEPARTMENT TRAINING
MORE EC DEPARTMENT TRAINING
STILL MORE EC TRAINING
EC TEACHERS TRAINING
Newton-Conover City Schools Student Services Personnel served at the Christmas Bureau. #FORGOOD
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NCCS STUDERNT SERVICES AT CHRISTMAS BUREAU
NCCS SERVING AT CHRISTMAS BUREAU
NCCS SERVING AT THE BUREAU
NCCS SERVING AT CHRISTMAS BUREAU
Mark your calendar for a special treat...Holiday Music from Newton-Conover students! Newton-Conover Middle School Chorus Concert December 9, 2 PM and 6:30 PM Newton-Conover Middle School Band Concert December 16, 6 PM Newton-Conover High School Band Concert December 9, 7 PM
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It's the season of Musical Concerts
Congratulations Newton-Conover Middle School!
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NC Middle School recognized 2nd year in a row as being in top 40% of schools in NC.
Today was Conover School's 34th Annual Bikers Run 2024! Thanks to all the Bikers who turned out and thanks to all the parents, staff and students who attended.
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Santa at 34th Annual Bikers Run
Bikers Arriving at the 34th Annual Bikers Run
Blue Christmas with Elvis Skit
Grinch with Elves
Newton-Conover Central Office partnered with Pepsi Bottling Ventures of Statesville to support the Angel Tree Network of Western North Carolina. They collected gifts for people of all ages to be distributed during Christmas. #FORGOOD
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N-CCS Central Office Partenered with Pepsi Bottling Ventures for Angel Tree Network for Western NC
Congratulations Discovery High School! Ranked 8th Best High School in NC by US News and World Report! https://shorturl.at/V1pK7
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Congratulations Discovery!
N-CCS welcomes new Board Member Ceilia Gordon.
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N-CCS Welcomes Cecilia Gordon to the Board of Education (12/2/2024) Dr. Cecilia Gordon is proud to join the Newton Conover City Schools Board of Education. As a family physician and hospice medical director, she has dedicated her career to caring for others and is excited about bringing that commitment to our schools. Dr. Gordon completed her undergraduate education at the University of Central Florida in graduating with a B.S. in Molecular and Microbiology. She then continued her studies at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine where she became a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine in 2000. She then completed her residency at the Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro in 2003. Cecilia is the mother of six amazing kids and is deeply connected to our schools. Two of her children graduated from Newton-Conover High School, one from Discovery HS, and she currently has 3 children attending Discovery HS. Having been an involved parent for years, Cecilia understands firsthand the challenges and opportunities our schools face. She is passionate about helping all students succeed. Cecilia’s husband, Michael, is a local dentist and a Navy veteran. The Gordons are active members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and deeply believe in the importance of faith, service, and community. As a new N-CCS board member, Dr. Gordon will strive to listen, collaborate, and advocate for what’s best for N-CCS students, teachers, and families. She believes that strong schools are the foundation of a thriving community, and she is honored to play a part in shaping the future of Newton and Conover through education. Superintendent Dr. Aron Gabriel adds, “Dr. Gordon has the unique lens of having been a customer of our school system for a number of years with having her children here as students. Long before she aspired to become a member of the board of education, she and I had conversations about how to better create multiple pathways to success for students. She will significantly impact the work of our school system. I am excited to have her serving in this capacity”.
N-CCS welcomes new board member Brad Scott.
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Brad Scott is an award-winning educator and published scholar at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, where he serves as a Professor of Economics. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he transitioned to the education industry after a 12-year career with global companies, having gained experiences living and working across the United States, the Middle East, and Italy. He is currently a doctoral candidate in business and economics at Gardner-Webb University. Mr. Scott holds an M.S. in Applied Economics from Southern New Hampshire University and a B.A. from Lenoir-Rhyne University. Additionally, he has completed further graduate studies at Nova Southeastern University and the University of North Carolina at Pembroke in mathematics and finance, respectively. Dr. Gabriel added, “Mr. Scott comes into the board of education having the unique lens of serving as an instructor in the higher education setting. He sees the potential for student matriculation into rewarding futures through aligned structures and articulated pathways. As a Professor of Economics, Brad will contribute significantly to our board and school system in the areas of district budget, finance, and policy. Mr. Scott has been attending N-CCS Board of Education meetings for some time now and should have a seamless transition into board service. N-CCS welcomes Mr. Scott to the Board of Education”.
Need some Holiday Cheer? Drop by @Shuford Elementary School and see the Holiday Elf!
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Shuford Holiday Elf
Holiday Elf at Shuford
Rooftop Holiday Elf at Shuford
Elf Available at Shuford Elementary
Shuford Elementary Kindergarten and first grade students performed at the Conover Christmas Tree Lighting. Thanks to Ms. Sharpe and the Shuford K-1 Teachers who worked with students and prepared them for this event. #FORGOOD
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Shuford Students Perform at Conover School Christmas Tree Lighting
Conover Christmas Tree Lighting
Conover Christmas Treet Lighting 2024
Shuford Students Performing
The N-CHS Class of 1999 at their 25th reunion collected donations for The Backpack Program, which sends home over 1,600 bags of food each weekend to students and their families and creates snack boxes for classrooms. N-CCS alumni contribute to our community. #ForGood
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N-CHS Class of 1999 Reunion
N-CHS Class of 99 contributes backpacks to district.
Conover School transitions students visited the Aviation Museum to learn about transportation.
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Conover Transition Students visit Aviation Museum
Conover School transition students at aircraft exhibit.
More #FORGOOD Happenings in Newton-Conover City Schools!
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South Newton Elementary School Family Curriculum Night, Campus Beautification Day, Terrific Kids and 3rd Grade Solar System Project
More #FORGOOD Happenings in Newton-Conover City Schools!
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North Newton Elementary School Tutoring by Discovery High School Students.
Newton-Conover City Schools is Thankful for all our students, parents, staff and the entire Newton and Conover communities. Happy Thanksgiving from Newton-Conover City Schools! #FORGOOD
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Happy Thanksgiving Wishing You a Warm and Joyful Thanksgiving Celebration!
N-CCS will be closed for the Thanksgiving Holidays.
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REMINDER: NEWTON-CONOVER CITY SCHOOLS CLOSED NOVEMBER 27-29
The All-County Choral Clinic was Friday, November 22 and Saturday, November 23. The concert was held at 1:30pm at Corinth Reformed Church in Hickory. The clinician was Gwen McLeod Hall. Congratulations to Newton-Conover City School Students who participated!
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ALL COUNTY CHORUS MEMBERS
ALL COUNTY CHORUS MEMBERS
ALL COUNTY CHORUS CONCERT
Newton-Conover City Schools appreciates and loves our substitutes!
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Educator Substitutes Day November 22 Thank you substitute teachers!
Dr. Gabriel conducted his annual student focus groups around the school system. He enjoys these because he is able to obtain student feedback. He received valuable feedback regarding our schools from our most important stakeholder group, our students. The feedback will be shared with the respective building leaders to help improve our service to our students. Thank you to these young leaders for their candid participation!!
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Student Focus Groups
Student Focus Groups