WS/FCS is launching a new career pathway called Opportunity Culture. Join our webinar to learn more about this new opportunity on Wed., March 17 at 4pm Sign up to attend here: bit.ly/OpportunityCul… Join the meeting via Zoom: bit.ly/3czbGVZ #wsfcs WS/FCS HR

It’s amazing what students of WS/FC Schools are doing to uplift eachother and our entire community!! Proud of Middle College of Forsyth students and staff for coordinating this!

“It’s okay to not be okay.” Read and click for information/resources on pandemic fatigue. #wsfcspsychs #wsfcspsychologists #schoolpsycholoy #wspsychs #pandemic #covid #pandemicfatigue schoolpsychws.blogspot.com/2021/02/resour…

Last week was school social worker week. Thank you Ms. Copeland for all you do!

In honor of Educational Bosses Day, we would like to shout out our fearless leader Sheila Thorp! Thank you Sheila for all you do for our department and for your tireless work helping students, families and staff!

TODAY-Speas' first #DollarDressDownDay is a special one on Sep. 10. The money collected will be donated to support WSFCS SSW's #SchoolBuddiesFund. Feel free to send in a few extra $$$ & find out more about this fund here: wsfcs.k12.nc.us/Page/869 #RedWhiteBlue #PatriotDay

A very special thank you to WS/FC Schools Community Engagement Team for the wonderful breakfast to honor school social worker week. The delicious food was was prepared by Rebecca at WSFCS Catering Services. Thank you all for the love!

Emily Vaughn, CFST SSW, and Stacy Payne, CFST RN, doing what they do best by supporting students and building relationships Easton Elementary .

The 2022 WS/FCS Certified Instructional Support Person of the Year is Sam Zivin of The Special Children’s School and Old Town Elementary.  The announcement was just made at the annual Core Awards ceremony in Winston-Salem. #WSFCSCoreAwards #wsfcs

WS/FCS School Social Worker, Sam Zivin, won the Instructional Support Person of the Year Award last night. Sam is a esteemed colleague who represents the profession of Social Work with integrity, compassion and professionalism. Congratulations Sam!

Shout-out to our very own SSW, Sara Conejo, who is the Varsity Coach for the girls soccer team at Glenn HS. Sara is committed to supporting our youth as they develop important skills that will stay with them long after high school. TY Sara for your commitment to our youth!

Next week is Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week. Check out HHweek.org for more information! #hhweek

This week is hunger and homelessness awareness week. We will be posting facts this week to bring awareness to food insecurity and homelessness. #hhweek

Did you know Project Hope of #wsfcs served over 800 McKinney Vento Students last school year in our district? #hhweek

North Carolina has the 8th highest rate of food insecurity in the nation. feednc.org #hhweek

Tomorrow, wear orange for hunger awareness or purple for homelessness awareness! #hhweek

The main cause of teen homelessness is physical, sexual, and/or emotional abuse from parents or guardians. safeharborcenterinc.org #hhweek

In North Carolina, 1 in 8 people face hunger. 1 in 6 children face hunger. - feedingamerica.org #hhweek

The homeless population in Forsyth County is at a record high, especially for those permanently living on the streets. There is an estimated 250 people living on the streets and that number pre-pandemic was about 30-80 people at any given time. - United Way #hhweek

Thank you Parkland Mustangs for honoring your School Social Workers! Go Ms. Ball and Ms. Ramirez!! #schoolsocialworkerweek2023