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Congratulations, Hoke High Graduates!
Congratulations, Hoke High Graduates!
Congratulations, Hoke High Graduates!
Congratulations, SandHoke Graduates!
Aiden Derieux, now a graduate of Sandhoke Early College High School, shakes the hand of Superintendent Kenneth Spells during thir commencement ceremony. Aiden was one of 119 graduates in the class of '24.
Dr. Spells Greets the Community
Superintendent Kenneth Spells speaks with students, staff and community members at MacDonald Gym at Hoke County High School.
The Mighty Marching Bucks
Buck Pride! You Know!
Marching Bucks Drumline
Convocation 2024
Back to School Bash
Back to School Bash
Back to School
Back to School
Student Earns Book from Vending Machine
Hunger & Homelessness Walk
Our Mission & Vision
Welcome to Hoke County Schools
Hoke County Schools creates a student-focused learning community that fosters high expectations for all stakeholders, promotes lifelong learning, provides individualized support, and prepares students for success.
As a trusted community partner, Hoke County Schools ensures an inclusive and supportive environment that provides authentic learning opportunities to prepare future-ready students.
News & Announcements
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New Board of Education members were sworn in at the December meeting. Dr. Rosa McAlister-McRae was re-elected to her seat on the Board while Jessica Hendrix Brown was sworn in for the first time.
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Sandy Grove Middle School Assistant Principal Tiffany Tyler was recently selected to participate in the North Carolina Principals and Assistant Principals Association’s (NCPAPA) AP Accelerator program.
The AP Accelerator (APA) is a statewide leadership development program for high-potential Assistant Principals nominated by their district superintendents.
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Ten schools were recognized by the N.C. Department of Public Instruction for either reaching expected growth or exceeding expected growth. The principals of Hoke County High School, SandHoke Early College High School, Sandy Grove Middle School, JW Turlington Alternative School, West Hoke Middle School, Don Steed Elementary, JW McLauchlin Elementary, Sandy Grove Elementary, Scurlock Elementary, and Upchurch Elementary received their recognition at the December Board of Education meeting. SandHoke Early College High School was also recognized for having a 95% or better graduation rate.
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Please enjoy the Parent & Family Curriculum Newsletter! We hope you enjoy this way of staying connected with resources provided by our Curriculum and Instruction department. In Hoke County Schools, we believe that the foundation of a successful educational experience begins with strong community connections. Our goal is to create an environment where families, educators, and community members work together to support student growth and achievement across all elementary schools.
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Hoke County Schools Student Support Services Department hosted the 14th Annual Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Walk on Nov. 21, 2024 at Raz Autry Stadium. The district's 14 schools competed to collect the most nonperishable food items for donation to local charities, and they succeeded in collecting more than 17,621 items. The schools that collected the most were Sandy Grove Middle School with 2,735 items, Hoke County High School with 2,702 items and Upchurch Elementary School with 2,688 items. HCS teacher Chyna Bratcher spoke to event attendees about her experience with homelessness as a Hoke County student. More than 300 students and community members participated in the walk.
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Please join us for the Hoke County Schools Federal Programs Migrant Education Parent Meeting.
Friday, December 13 at 6:30 p.m.
Scurlock Elementary School