Vance County Schools is excited to recognize two outstanding students as the September Student Spotlights for the 2024-2025 academic year. Rylee Williams from EM Rollins STEAM Academy and Nicola Thompson from Vance County Early College have been honored for their exceptional contributions and leadership within their school communities.

Vance County Schools is proud to announce the launch of the EnTech Mobile Lab, an innovative extension of the EnTech Lab located at the Center for Innovation (CFI). The EnTech Lab, dedicated to engineering and technology, provides students with immersive, hands-on experiences in cutting-edge fields such as robotics, drone technology, the Lu Interactive Playground, zSpace augmented reality, and more.

Vance County Schools remains committed to ensuring that we are supporting students through innovative programming, extensive professional development, and differentiated strategies tailored to meet the unique needs of every learner. The 2023-2024 accountability scores, released by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, have indicated that 14 of our 16  schools in the district met or exceeded growth in math or reading. Additionally, Vance County High School successfully increased its school letter grade. These improvements demonstrate our commitment to nurturing academic excellence in our schools.