Who says Math can’t be fun? Leaders in VCS are having a great time as they learn about creating a rigorous Math classroom!

Thank you to all of our literacy leaders in the district! We are “Guiding” students to be better readers! I love VCS!

Vance County’s Board of Education receives a prestigious award of Master Board Status Level ll training! Whoop! Whoop!

Dr. Anthony Jackson is recognized as Region lll Superintendent of the Year at the NCSBA conference in Greensboro, NC! Oh wait, he won ya’ll! He is NC’s Superintendent of the Year!

Amazing speaker at NCPAPA Symposium with George Couros #FIS2019

Children will find a way to success...When they cross your path, are they successful because of you or in spite of you?

Dr. Anthony Jackson addresses participants as NCs Superintendent of the Year 2020 at the NCPAPA Innovation Conference! #Sharevcs

State Superintendent of the Year, Dr. Anthony Jackson, receives a proclamation from County Commissioners! We are Vance County Proud!

It’s tradition for VC’s School of the Year to decorate the district office Christmas tree for all to enjoy! Thank you Regina Watkins and principal Stephanie Ayscue from Advance Academy!

And John Suther comes to lend a holiday helping hand! I love VCS!

When students have the tools they need, they can learn anytime and anywhere! Good job Aycock!

District Instructional Coach and MCL present to leaders regarding tasks in K-2 assessments. Vance County Proud!

Awesome!!!

VCS leaders discuss DESIGNING LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS TO THE EDGE, not to the average!!

If we don’t get our students to school, they can’t learn! We value our bus drivers!

Thanks to board member Ruth Hartness for stopping by to check out “the work”!

Parents are our partners! Thanks to all who made this month’s parent night a success at EMR in Vance County!

When students are taught to be accountable for their learning, they learn.

VCS leaders plan to assure roles and responsibilities of the SRO and principal are clarified. Awesome work!

Level 3 recognized (Modern Teacher) district’s leaders in Vance County work on Remote Learning plan so teaching and learning can continue for our students!