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🍎 Week 1: We Scooped! 🍦What better way to celebrate the first full week of the 2026–27 school year than with a sweet tre...
08/21/2026

🍎 Week 1: We Scooped! 🍦

What better way to celebrate the first full week of the 2026–27 school year than with a sweet treat!

East Albemarle Elementary wrapped up Week 1 with an ice cream bar for staffβ€”a fun way to celebrate a successful start to the year and the incredible team making it all happen. πŸ’™

One full week down, and we’re just getting started! Here’s to a great year ahead! πŸŽ‰πŸ“š

Congratulations to Ella Austin! She was selected as the Bus Rider of the Week! πŸ‘πŸšŒ
08/21/2026

Congratulations to Ella Austin! She was selected as the Bus Rider of the Week! πŸ‘πŸšŒ

🚌Congratulations to Ella Austin! She was selected as the Bus Rider of the Week!

🚌 She is always so polite, helps with directions when asked, and is a well behaved student.

πŸ™Œ It’s Hi-Five Friday β€” and this week, we’re giving a BIG high five to our very first Driver of the Week for the 2026–27...
08/21/2026

πŸ™Œ It’s Hi-Five Friday β€” and this week, we’re giving a BIG high five to our very first Driver of the Week for the 2026–27 school year! πŸšŒβœ‹

Meet Mr. Scott Woodall, driver for our North Stanly district!

Mr. Woodall was nominated by someone who sees firsthand just how much he cares for the students he transports each day:

β€œHe is always making sure that those kids are his number one priority. He loves to give them a song that matches their name, and they call him PawPaw. He comes home telling me about his day every day and tells me he just loves these kids.” πŸ’™

For Mr. Woodall, driving a school bus is about much more than getting students from one place to another. It’s about making connections, creating smiles, and making sure every student knows they matter.

πŸ‘ Help us give Mr. Woodall a Hi-Five Friday and congratulate him on being our first Driver of the Week!

🚌 Know an SCS bus driver who deserves a high five? Nominate them to be our next Driver of the Week: https://bit.ly/4qAqgSI

Congratulations to Mr. Wes Tucker, one of our amazing teachers who retired from West Stanly High School this past June. ...
08/21/2026

Congratulations to Mr. Wes Tucker, one of our amazing teachers who retired from West Stanly High School this past June. He was recognized as a Hometown Hero on Thursday evening by 107.3 FM and 1010 AM WSPC!! πŸŒŸπŸ‘

Matt Smith with Hometown Hero Wes Tucker. For nearly three decades, one teacher shaped the way Stanly County experiences the arts, on stage, behind the scenes, and everywhere in between. This Hometown Hero is finishing one chapter of service just as he begins another.
We're honored to recognize Wes Tucker.
A West Stanly High School graduate, Class of 1991, and a UNC Charlotte alum with degrees in English and Theatre, Wes returned to his alma mater in 1997 to teach, retiring this past June after twenty-nine years in the classroom. Along the way, he directed the West Stanly Players and the WSMS Drama Club, and was named Teacher of the Year twice, along with Star Teacher of the Year and the Stanly County Arts Council's Art Person of the Year.
Wes's impact reaches far beyond the classroom. He founded the Stanly County Arts Council Summer Arts Camp in 2007 and still directs it today, bringing arts education to students of every age. He's owned TNT Productions, a sound and entertainment company, since 1990, and serves as Music Director and Deacon at First Baptist of Oakboro. He's spent eight years on the Arts Council, six with the Friends of the Agri-Civic Center, and nearly thirty years on the board of the Miss Stanly County and Miss Lake Tillery Organization.
Wes says his mother taught him the importance of serving your community, a lesson he's now carrying into a new chapter as he serves on Oakboro's Zoning and Planning Board and runs for Oakboro Board of Commissioners.
He and his wife April are proud parents to Preston, Ethan, Graham, and Sophie.
For a lifetime spent giving Stanly County its stage and its spirit, we're proud to recognize Wes Tucker as a Hometown Hero.

Congratulations to Ms. Emily Morgan, one of our amazing teachers at Stanfield ES who was recognized as a Hometown Hero o...
08/21/2026

Congratulations to Ms. Emily Morgan, one of our amazing teachers at Stanfield ES who was recognized as a Hometown Hero on Thursday evening by 107.3 FM and 1010 AM WSPC! πŸŒŸπŸ‘

Matt Smith with Hometown Hero Emily Morgan. Great teachers don't just teach the subject on the lesson plan, they build relationships that help kids believe in themselves. This Hometown Hero has built her whole career around that idea, in the very community that raised her.
We're honored to recognize Emily Morgan, a fourth-grade teacher entering her ninth year at Stanfield Elementary School.
Born and raised in Stanfield, Emily says it's incredibly rewarding to now serve the very community that helped shape who she is. Over her nine years in the classroom, she's taken on leadership roles within her school and now serves as a Literacy Champion for Stanly County, supporting reading instruction well beyond her own classroom walls and helping fellow teachers strengthen how they teach it too.
During the 2024-2025 school year, her students exceeded growth expectations in both Math and Reading, and Emily was recognized as a Stanly Star for that work. But for Emily, the test scores are only part of the story.
For Emily, the most meaningful part of teaching is the relationships, building the kind of trust with students and families that creates a classroom where every child feels valued, supported, and capable of success, whether they're just learning to love reading or working through a hard year at home.
Nine years in, Emily says she still feels the same excitement for the classroom that brought her into teaching in the first place, and she credits that to the community that continues to show up for her students right alongside her.
For pouring nine years, and counting, into the students of the community she calls home, we're proud to recognize Emily Morgan as a Hometown Hero.

Congratulations to Drew Laucher, one of our incredible counselors at Stanly STEM Early College who was recognized as a H...
08/21/2026

Congratulations to Drew Laucher, one of our incredible counselors at Stanly STEM Early College who was recognized as a Hometown Hero Thursday evening by 107.3 FM and 1010 AM WSPC! πŸŽ‰πŸŒŸ

Matt Smith with Hometown Hero Drew Laucher. Every student needs someone in their corner, someone who believes in them even when they don't believe in themselves. This Hometown Hero has spent nearly two decades being that person for Stanly County students.
We're honored to recognize Drew Laucher, a National Board Certified School Counselor with Stanly County Schools.
Drew holds a bachelor's degree in Biology from Western Michigan University and a master's degree in Counseling from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Since joining Stanly County Schools in 2006, he has served students at North Stanly High School, Richfield Elementary, and today he works with students at Stanly STEM Early College High School.
Earning his National Board Certification is no small accomplishment, and it reflects the same standard Drew holds himself to every day in the hallways: showing up for students not just academically, but personally, at every stage of who they're becoming.
For Drew, the most rewarding part of the job isn't found in a lesson plan, it's watching young people grow into the adults they're becoming, and guiding them through the challenges that come with that journey. Whether it's a student navigating a tough year at home or one figuring out their next step after graduation, Drew says being trusted with those moments is what makes the work matter.
Outside the halls of school, Drew's most important role is at home, where he's a husband to his wife Suzannah and a father to his son Abel.
For nearly twenty years of helping Stanly County students find their footing and their future, we're proud to recognize Drew Laucher as a Hometown Hero.

We are almost through our first full week back! A big thank you to United Way Stanly dropping off a little encouragement...
08/20/2026

We are almost through our first full week back! A big thank you to United Way Stanly dropping off a little encouragement and supplies for our students! 🌟

πŸ’™πŸ’š A Special Benefit for SCS Employees!The Stanly County Family YMCA  is offering discounted membership and program fees...
08/19/2026

πŸ’™πŸ’š A Special Benefit for SCS Employees!

The Stanly County Family YMCA is offering discounted membership and program fees for full-time Stanly County Schools employees!

Full-time SCS employees can take advantage of significantly reduced monthly membership rates, a waived joining fee, access to group exercise and aquatic classes, free on-site childcare while working out, and additional discounts on select YMCA programs.

A big thank you to the Stanly County Family YMCA for supporting our employees and investing in the health and wellness of those who serve our students each day! πŸ’™πŸ’š

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