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Sex ed focuses on teen choices
Iredell County's teenage pregnancy rate went down in 2008, even though more teenagers became pregnant.
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Playground is a lesson in teamwork
Shepherd Elementary students gained a little more than just a playground at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday morning.
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Commissioners outline plan for school renovations
At its regular meeting Tuesday night, the Iredell County Board of Commissioners approved a plan aimed at expediting building additions planned for Union Grove Elementary School.The plan will allow Iredell-Statesville Schools officials to seek a direct-placement means of financing the $4.9 million Union Grove project.
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Lake Norman High receives state award for graduation rate
An Iredell County high school has received an accolade that few schools in the state can say they have earned.
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School resource officers happy with new Taser
Video evidence has been a part of everyday life for the Statesville Police Department for years.
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WIHS band to reunite
The West Iredell High School band will have an "Alumni Night" on Friday night during the Warriors' homecoming game.
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Choice bus shows students the importance of staying in school
Troutman Middle School eighth-graders got a life lesson Monday on the consequences of dropping out of school.
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Fifth-graders unite for school recycling
The research and hard work of fifth-graders at Cloverleaf Elementary School paid off Friday.
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Kids get a new playground
Shepherd Elementary will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to unveil its new playground.
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Dance students to kick up heels at Orange Bowl
Visual and Performing Arts Center dance students have been selected to participate in what some of them say will be the most exciting experience of their young lives.
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SHAKE to receive $1 million for new afterschool program
The Success Helps All Kids Excel (SHAKE) program recently got a boost in its effort to enrich the education of area students.
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I-SS enrollment exceeded state expectations
Iredell-Statesville Schools has surpassed the state's student enrollment forecast for the district this year.
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Event focuses on need for afterschool programs
Various agencies are uniting to call attention to the importance of afterschool programs with the Lights on Afterschool celebration.
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Shop With A Cop a savior for parents, students
Raising two school-age granddaughters on an hourly wage of $7.50 makes it tough for Shelby Ikard to provide anything extra for the girls.
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State recognizes Statesville High resource officer
Students at Statesville High School were revved up Friday afternoon for the school's homecoming game.
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Once accused, always accused: Lamar Lewis faced educator's worst nightmare
Lamar Lewis was starting over. The year leading up to his new job as assistant principal had been tough, with two knee replacement surgeries. He couldn't drive for the longest time, and got around with a walker, then a cane, then a limp. He gained 200 pounds and then lost it, though at 6 feet 4 and 340 pounds he is still an oversized man.
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I-SS will finally have access to $1.13M in lottery funds from state
Iredell-Statesville Schools will finally receive lottery money withheld by the state.
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Toastmasters forming club for local teachers
More than a dozen years ago, Pam Christopher noticed she had an ability to reel her students in with stories about her childhood.
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Red Cross showing schools healthy hygiene
The American Red Cross is doing its part to help children stay healthy as the flu continues to make its season rounds in schools.
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Northview IB gives new view
The environment inside the new Northview International Baccalaureate Candidate School is sure to spark students' interest about other cultures.
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Student among 5 with H1N1 in Iredell
Five cases of H1N1 influenza have been confirmed in Iredell County, including one involving an Iredell-Statesville Schools student.
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I-SS adopts scaled-down spending plan
Six weeks into the 2009-10 fiscal year, Iredell-Statesville Schools administrators finally have a budget.
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I-SS allowing change on bus stop policies
Since the start of the school year, Iredell-Statesville Schools officials have approved more than two dozen requests by parents to change bus stops.
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Iredell students had option of watching Obama speech
Iredell-Statesville Schools received an onslaught of phone calls from parents who did not want their children to watch President Barack Obama's speech on Tuesday.
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Statesville students find inspiration in president's speech
Students in Michael Williams' social studies class at Statesville High School chatted among themselves until President Barack Obama appeared on the TV screen.
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