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About The School
Mission and Vision
Our nurturing learning community will provide an outstanding education so that ALL students realize their
greatest potential.
To that end, we will:
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Nurture our children academically, socially and emotionally
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Provide a safe and supportive learning environment
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Engage students using Superior Teaching of a rigorous curriculum
Academics and Programs
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Kindergarten
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First Grade
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Second Grade
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Third Grade
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Fourth Grade
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Fifth Grade
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Special Education
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AIG
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Library-Media
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Multi-tiered System of Supports (MTSS)
Clubs
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Battle of the Books
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Books & Beyond
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Chess Club
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Library Club
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Music Programs
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Odyssey of the Mind
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Penny Road Pacers
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Recycling Club
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Drama
OAK GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
About The School
Oak Grove Elementary operates on the year-round calendar. Students at the year-round schools are divided into four groups, called tracks, with each track having its own calendar. In a year-round elementary school, the traditional 180-day school year is divided into nine-week quarters with a three week break at the end of each quarter. Students are in school the same number of days as their counterparts in traditional schools; the days are simply redistributed throughout the year. The reorganized schedule is called a 45/15 – 45 days in school, 15 days off.
Academics and Programs
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Pre-Kindergarten
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Kindergarten
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First Grade
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Second Grade
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Third Grade
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Fourth Grade
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Fifth Grade
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Special Programs
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Learning Commons
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Multi-tiered System of Supports (MTSS)
DILLARD DRIVE MAGNET
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Address
5200 Dillard Dr,
Raleigh, NC 27606
Contact
Website
About The School
Dillard is a Wake County Magnet School with a focus on international languages, global studies, and the integration of global content. Dillard Magnet Middle will began offering French and Spanish language teaching in 2020–2021. Students will learn the culture, language, and grammar of the language they have chosen to enroll in during language studies. The program of DDMMS also incorporates universal themes into each class. All core and elective teachers design engaging, challenging lessons that connect students to current affairs, global issues, and the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations.
Academics
Global learning
Three pillars serve as the foundation for global learning at Dillard Drive Magnet Middle School: the UN’s 17 Sustainable development goals, world languages, and 4 global competencies.
Athletics
Fall
• Volleyball
• Girls Soccer
• Football
Winter
• Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball
Spring
• Boys Soccer
• Softball
• Boys’ and Girls’ Track
Clubs and Activities
The school also offers a variety of student-run organizations and enrichment activities for students.
List of Clubs:
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INTERNATIONAL CLUB
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CHESS CLUB
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MODEL UN – Model UN is a simulation of the UN General Assembly and its other multilateral bodies where students perform an ambassador role while debating topics such as gender equality, climate action, global health, and more.
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4H- The 4 H Leadership Club helps students, families, and community members in need of food, clothes and hygiene products. We run food drives and host fun events with the intention and purpose to provide “Every child 3 meals a day”.
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STUDENT COUNCIL – Come help create, plan, and lead student events.
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DRACO MUSICA – Draco Musica is an auditioned group of musicians, who will perform world music and represent the school at community events.
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FCA – FCA is a student led group that devotes time in the day for conversation and discussion about students’ spiritual beliefs.
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PROJECT LIT- This is a book club where we will read culturally relevant books and promote the love of reading at our school.
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DDMMS NEWS TEAM – Come be part of the newest club at DDMMS that will air weekly live news.
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D&D – Come together to play Dungeons and Dragons (D&D): one of the most popular and famous tabletop roleplaying games. Members will go on adventures, fight monsters, discover treasure and explore a mystical world.
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LATIN DANCE / SWING- This is a club for students to learn the basics of social dances: where the dances come from, the basic steps, and the culture surrounding them
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STUDENT EQUITY TEAM – Come be part of a group of students that promotes institutional change within the organization in order to better serve the DDMMS community.
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TABLETOP GAMES – The Tabletop Games Club is a group for students who enjoy any strategy, fantasy, cooperative, adventure, role-playing, or deck-building games
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ART CLUB
LUFKIN ROAD MIDDLE SCHOOL
Athletics
Lufkin Road Middle School sports include:
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Basketball
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Soccer
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Cheerleading
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Football
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Softball
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Track
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Volleyball
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Stunt
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Lacrosse
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Baseball
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Golf
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Tennis
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Gymnastics
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Swimming
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Wrestling
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Cross Country
Clubs and Activities
The school also offers a variety of student-run organizations and enrichment activities for students.
List of Clubs:
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Art Club – It is the mission of the Lufkin Road Middle School Art Club that by creating art together we will support our school and community. One of our main goals is to learn about art and how it influences, and is influenced by, the world around us.
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Band
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Concert Chorus
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DND (Dungeons & Dragons) – DND is a fun game where students try and complete a goal that the dungeon master sets. DND unleashes creativity while encouraging teamwork.
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FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) – This for any student looking to learn more about applying their faith to their sport or to their life in general.
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Family, Career and Community Leaders Association (FCCLA) – FCCLA is a student leadership organization that focuses on youth, peer education and family. FCCLA empowers young women and men to be active leaders in their family, school and community by addressing important personal, family, work and societal issues.
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Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) – GSA is a student-led club formed by students with the purpose of building community among LGBTQ+ and allied youth, organizing around issues that impact them in their schools and communities, and providing a safe space for students to support one another.
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Project LIT – Project LIT is an international grassroots organization of teachers and students who are committed to increasing access to culturally relevant books and promoting a love of reading in schools and communities. It’s about empowering our young people and providing our students with as many positive literacy experiences as possible.
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MathCounts – MathCounts club provides opportunities for students to participate in both of the premier middle school math competitions.
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National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) – Students volunteer to participate in activities that support our school and community.
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Student Council – The purpose of the Student Council is to involve students in activities and projects in the school and community and bring ideas.
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Technology Student Association (TSA) – The Technology Student Association (TSA) enhances personal development, leadership, and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), whereby members apply and integrate these concepts through intracurricular activities, competitions, and related programs.
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Theater Club – This club is a space where students who are interested in the performing arts meet to partake in improv, partner scenes, and other theater games/activities.
ATHENS DRIVE HIGH SCHOOL
About the School
Since its founding in 1978, Athens Drive Magnet High School has led the way in Wake County. Athens has a robust, all-encompassing curriculum that is designed to satisfy the demands of our diverse student population. They are a data-driven learning community that emphasizes learning and teaching methods that are supported by research. They encourage and support students as they pursue their academic passions. Through participation in Professional Learning Teams (PLTs) and innovative academic and business partnerships, the team of committed and caring professionals seeks to expand their knowledge base. They plan the curriculum and talk about the various needs of every student in PLT groups. Teachers and staff at Athens Drive have access to a range of interventions to support students through the Pyramid of Intervention, including the Athens Advantage Time, which includes tutorial time built into the school day.
Academics
The medical sciences and global health initiative’s theme will offer a solid research foundation and equip the students for future pursuits. They are surrounded by real-world examples and add real-world significance to the essential standards. Students in an English class might, for instance, conduct research on a current ethical issue in medicine such as minors’ rights to refuse bone marrow donation and write a persuasive essay about it. Students of mathematics may utilize epidemiological data to make deductions regarding the effects of the Zika virus. Students studying social studies could contrast the Zika virus’ effects with the post-Columbian American smallpox outbreak. A healthcare facility design class might conduct research and discuss current best practices. Every classroom experiences the theme.
Athletics
Fall
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Football
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Men’s Soccer
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Cross Country
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Volleyball
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Women’s Tennis
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Women’s Golf
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Gymnastics
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Cheerleading
Winter
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Wrestling
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Men’s Basketball
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Women’s Basketball
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Indoor Track
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Swimming
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Cheerleading
Spring
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Women’s Soccer
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Women’s Lacrosse
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Men’s Lacrosse
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Track
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Men’s Golf
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Men’s Tennis
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Baseball
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Softball
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Stunt
Activities and Clubs
In addition to academics, Athens Drive Magnet High School gives students the chance to engage in a thriving arts community through its award-winning chorus, band, orchestra, and theater arts programs. Moreover, students have access to a huge selection of clubs to accommodate any interest.
List of Clubs:
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Amnesty International at Athens Drive (AIADHS)
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Athens Drive Crossing the Divide
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Athens Drive Dance Team
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Cary Youth Leadership
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Black Student Union (BSU)
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Drone Club
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Easy Explanations
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Environmental Science Club
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FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
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FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)
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Athens Drive FFA Chapter
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Athens Drive GSA (Genders and Sexualities Alliances)
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Hiking and Hammocking Club
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HOSA
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Junior Marshals
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Key Club
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Recycling Club
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Red Cross Club
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Rhizome Club
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Science National Honor Society
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Science Olympiad
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Sports Medicine Program
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Student Government
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Tabletop Club
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Tutoring Club
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Young Ladies of Distinction
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Zakat Foundation of ADMHS
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Knitting Club
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NAHS (National Art Honor Society)
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National Math Honor Society
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NTHS (National Technical Honor Society)
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Poetry Club
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Recycled Design Club
MIDDLE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL
Address
123 Middle Creek Park Ave,
Apex, NC 27539
Contact
Website
About the School
Students prosper at MCHS through a variety of rigorous experiences that give them the knowledge and 21st Century Skills they’ll need for their future beyond Creek.
Visit their website to learn more.