The Say Something Anonymous Reporting System (SS-ARS) teaches youth and adults how to recognize warning signs and signals of individuals who may be a threat to themselves or others and Say Something, BEFORE it is too late.

Warning signs are thoughts, feelings, actions and behaviors that show you that an adolescent
may intend to hurt themselves or others. It is important that you don’t dismiss warning signs as

someone just joking around, being dramatic, or seeking attention.

Information for students, parents or guardians advising all of the districtwide and State-mandated tests that students will be required to take during that school year.

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The Parents' Bill of Rights gives parents certain rights in their child's education. Carter G. Woodson School has addressed this legislation into its schools' policy and procedures. 

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the objective of the Carter G.
Woodson School (CGWS) is to offer parents and guardians access to information regarding
student achievement via the Parent's Guide to Student Achievement (PGSA).

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We believe our future is inextricably tied to our children and that we must prepare our children to be able to handle the challenges of our world when they are adults. Consult the Parent Student Handbook for information and resources to help navigate school life successfully.

Carter G. Woodson School 34-D (CGWS) is committed to providing every student with a safe, respectful, and productive learning environment. We believe discipline should teach, guide, protect, and promote student growth, not simply punish. 

Get updates on the status of school improvement efforts, including current progress, upcoming goals, and areas of focus for enhancing our educational environment.

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The Medical Statement for Students with Unique Mealtime Needs for School Meals helps schools provide meal modifications for students who require
them with a disability.

Read the USDA Nondiscrimination Statement to understand your rights and the measures in place to ensure fair treatment in all USDA-related programs and activities.

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Access the Academic Calendar to stay informed about important dates, school holidays, and upcoming events throughout the school year.

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Understand our Bullying and Harassment Policy to learn about the steps we take to ensure a safe and respectful environment for all students.

Explore our Parent Family Engagement Policy to discover how we foster meaningful collaboration between families and the school community.

Learn about our Positive Behavior Interventions and Support (PBIS) framework designed to promote and reinforce positive student behavior.

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Understand your rights with our Parent Right To Know policy, ensuring you have access to important information about your child's education and teacher qualifications.

Review our School Uniform Policy to understand the dress code requirements and guidelines for student attire.

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Explore our Wellness Policy to see how we promote and support the health and well-being of our students through various initiatives and practices.

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All employees and other individuals who select foods or beverages for sale to students on a school campus during the school day shall select and procure such foods and beverages in a manner consistent with the established goals. 

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Explore our WellSAT Policy Assessment. You can see our Policy scores for each item. The scorecard shows how we promote and support the health and well-being of our students.

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The procurement of all goods and services using School Nutrition funds will be carefully documented during each phase of the procurement process.

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Learn about our Child Find process to identify and support children with disabilities or special needs to ensure they receive appropriate educational services.

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Read the CIPA Public Notice to understand how our school complies with the Children's Internet Protection Act to safeguard students while using online resources.

Discover how the McKinney-Vento Act supports the educational rights of students experiencing homelessness and ensures they receive stability and access to necessary resources.

View the NCHEP Parent Poster to learn about the North Carolina Homeless Education Program and the resources available to support students and families experiencing homelessness."

Access Title IX Documentation to understand how our institution addresses and prevents discrimination based on sex in educational programs and activities.

Review the Kindergarten Entry Vaccine Requirements to ensure your child meets the necessary immunization standards for starting school.

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Check the Seventh Grade Entry Vaccine Requirements to confirm that your child is up-to-date with the necessary vaccinations for middle school.

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Verify the Twelfth Grade Entry Vaccine Requirements to ensure your student has met the immunization requirements for graduation and entry into higher education.

Learn about NC School Bus Safety to understand the rules and procedures in place to protect students while they travel to and from school.

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Find the Elementary School Supply List to gather all the necessary materials your child will need for a successful and productive school year.

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Check the Middle School Supply List to ensure your student is prepared with all the essential items needed for their classes and activities.

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Consult the High School Supply List to equip your student with the required materials for their academic and extracurricular needs throughout the school year.

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Explore our Transportation information to understand the options, routes, and policies for getting students to and from school safely and efficiently.

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Access Elementary Reading Resources to support your child's literacy development with recommended books, activities, and tools for young readers.

Review the Academic Standard Course of Study to understand the core curriculum and learning objectives required for student success at each grade level.

EOY results is data collected detailing the reading proficiency of third-grade students and their promotion status for the following year.