 Mission Statement 
Our Mission: "We will ensure that all students acquire
skills and knowledge necessary to be
successful and responsible citizens."
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District Current Events
 Anson County Early College juniors Ben Morgan and Courtney Morton were chosen by the Governor's School of North Carolina to attend their statewide summer residential program for academically or intellectually gifted high schools students. Ben will attend Meredith College in Raleigh in the area of Social Science, and Courtney will attend Salem College in Winston-Salem in the area of English. They are the only two students selected from Anson County Schools. Pictured with Ben and Courtney is their Early College counselor, Mrs. Vickie Molaro.
 Ansonville Elementary School's Battle of the Books team traveled to ImaginOn Theatre in Charlotte on Monday, April 21st. The team of sixth graders competed against students in grades 6, 7, and 8 from Lincoln, Union, Cabarrus, Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Richmond, Gaston, and Cleveland Counties.
AES was not defeated in any of the 7 rounds of competition. They came in 3rd place, missing 2nd place by only 1 question, and 1st place by only 4 questions. These amazing students are coached by Media Specialist Melissa Bailey and sixth-grade teacher Stephanie Harward.
 Anson County Schools Celebrate Dr. Seuss's Birthday!
Volunteers, parents, district office personnel, and high school students participated in Read Across America. Pictured to the left is an Anson High School student reading to a Wadesboro Elementary School student.
 Celebrating Dr. Seuss (cont...)
Anson County Early College High School students enjoyed reading to eager listeners at Morven Elementary School.
 Peer-Tutoring at Anson Middle School
The guidance department at AMS has coordinated a Math Peer-Tutoring Program which takes place on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:55 to 8:19 am. Math teachers, counselors, and volunteer teachers from other disciplines provide assistance during this time. Teachers pictured working with students include Patricia Bennett, Eric Thomas, Daniel Norwood, and Counselor Patty Johnson.
 Project SEED at Lilesville Elementary School
Mr. William Glee (standing), and his colleagues are directing and instructing Project SEED throughout the elementary schools in the county. Project SEED is a national, non-profit education corporation that provides supplemental instruction in higher-level mathematics for underachieving elementary and middle school students. The goal of the program is to increase students' academic confidence, mathematics achievement, critical thinking, and readiness for advanced math courses.
 Students from Anson Middle School Students Honored
Two Anson County students have been selected to represent AMS at the Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development at Western Carolina University this summer. The two 8th graders who will participate in this program were chosen from numerous applicants across the state. Keep up the good work D'Anya and Rasheed!
 Total Instructional Alignment
Mrs. Lisa Carter, consultant from Cumberland County and accomplished author in the field of education, held a one-day training on Total Instructional Alignment at the district office. District Office staff members, principals, assistant principals, and teachers from throughout the system participated in the workshop. Plans are currently being made to completely implement this concept in our system during the next two years.
 Visit our Parent and Student Resources or Community Safety and Health areas to learn about the new immunization requirements for 6th grade entry. You can also read about the new immunization requirements at www.immunizenc.com .
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