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Students burn energy, build character, raise money
Coddle Creek Elementary School students ran off some energy while raising more than $23,000 for their school last week.
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On the honor roll...
Here is the Woodland Heights Elementary Schol honor roll...
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I-SS, Iredell leaders to discuss funding at Feb. 4 forum
In an attempt to convey the level of damage from budget cuts, the Iredell-Statesville Schools Board of Education has organized an education forum Saturday at 9 a.m. in the Statesville High School media center.
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I-SS chorus students showcase their talents
North Iredell High School Junior McKenzie Call said chorus class is helping keep her in school.
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Local schools say they have a head start in meal improvements
Iredell County’s two public school districts feel they are ahead of the curve in meeting the stricter school meal standards announced last week by the federal government.
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MCC's Tim Brewer tapped to fill Eason's post
The Mitchell Community College Board of Trustees voted unanimously to name Dr. Tim Brewer the new president of the college Wednesday.
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I-SS sends requests to Raleigh
Iredell-Statesville Schools laid out its vision for teacher evaluations, school accountability and a longer school year in a series of letters sent to the General Assembly last week detailing what changes and improvements the district would like to see the legislative body make for next school year when it convenes Feb. 16.
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Students win iPad, cash in R&L essay contest
Seventh graders across the nation take a mandatory writing test every year in school. This year, seventh graders in Iredell County got a chance to show off their writing skills without the pressure — and for the chance to win an iPad, a ride in a hot-air balloon or gift card.
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MCC students celebrate Eason as 'one-of-a-kind'
Mitchell Community College student groups threw a goodbye banquet for retiring President Dr. Doug Eason Friday night at the Montgomery Student Union on campus in appreciation for his 21 years of service to the college. The president said he was overwhelmed by the gesture.
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Brater will seek seat on Iredell Board of Commissioners
Iredell-Statesville School Boards of Education District 5 member Bill Brater announced his intention to seek an Iredell County Board of Commissioners seat this morning.
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New online tool helps parents connect with I-SS schools
A new Iredell-Statesville Schools program is keeping parents in touch with their children’s day-to-day activities like never before.
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Voting district lines to be redrawn for I-SS board
The Iredell County Board of Elections is set to redraw the Iredell-Statesville Schools Board of Education voting district lines in response to the decennial census.
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College fair will spotlight opportunities for minorities
Mooresville High School’s efforts to increase post-graduation educational opportunities for minority students will be trumpeted Tuesday when the school hosts its first Historically Black Colleges and Universities Fair.
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I-SS says it won't re-evaluate bus stop system
The death of North Iredell High student Mason Barazotti will not affect Iredell-Statesville Schools' bus stop policy or procedure on that individual route or the system as a whole.
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Seventh-graders: Essay contest down to final hours
Attention Iredell County seventh-graders: Would you like to win an iPad and a ride in a hot-air balloon? If so, it's time to get writing.
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I-SS, students trying to prevent bullying
Statesville High School student Katelyn Mayberry remembers a girl who had a learning disability from her middle school ending up as the target of others’ jokes.
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Scholarship a wish fulfilled for late Godfrey Williams
The Men’s Club of Friendship United Methodist Church is holding a barbecue lunch Sunday, with the proceeds going to a scholarship fund in honor of the late Godfrey Williams, a former Iredell County Commissioner who died of cancer last year.
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Consultant will help in search for MCC's next leader
The search for Mitchell Community College’s replacement for retiring President Dr. Doug Eason began, unofficially, Wednesday at the college’s Board of Trustees monthly meeting at the Kirkman House.
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Despite cuts, Partnership for Young Children focused on mission
The Iredell County Partnership for Young Children (ICPYC) cut the ribbon on their new office building in Statesville Tuesday morning, marking a new chapter for the organization.
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Student shares passion for animals
A love of animals, and the thought of people not being able to care for their pets, prompted Mooresville eighth-grader Dillon Kosofsky to organize a pet food drive.
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Pilot program gives students taste of life as a firefighter
Statesville High School student Tommy Barrett has daydreamed about being a firefighter — and all the big red trucks and flashing lights that come with it — since he was a little boy.
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MGSD makes big jump in attendance
Student attendance is on the rise in Mooresville schools after the district ranked ninth out of 115 school districts in the state for the 2010-11 school year.
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MCC's Continuing Education aims to broaden horizons
Roberto Gonzalez is taking steps toward finding a job that pays well.
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Johnson: AYP doesn't show schools' real progress
The Iredell-Statesville Board of Education and top school system administrators met Sunday to examine the last school year and look forward to see what improvements could be made.
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IB program ready to open at South High
The promises are intense –- rigorous study, holistic learning, a globally competitive curriculum and an international perspective – and so are the expectations.
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