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About The School
The Wake County Public School System includes Laurel Park Elementary School, a public school in Apex, North Carolina. It is a year-round, secure, stimulating environment where kids flourish academically and grow into great individuals.
Academics and Programs
• Kindergarten
• First Grade
• Second Grade
• Third Grade
• Fourth Grade
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Fifth Grade
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Special Programs (ECS, Pre-K, CCR)
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Enhancement (AIG, ESL, Math/Literacy Coach, Intervention, IF)
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Multi-tiered System of Supports (MTSS)
Clubs and Activities
Safety Patrol
Safety Patrols are our 4th and 5th graders who assist other Laurel Park Penguins during arrival and dismissal. Their duties include assisting kindergarten classrooms with dismissal, opening and closing car doors during carpool, holding bus numbers so students can get to the right bus, and putting the flag up and taking it down each day.
Student Council
Elected by their classmates on election day, the Laurel Park Student Council is comprised of one representative from each classroom. Student Council Members are invited to lead the student body in a variety of philanthropic and school-improvement efforts. In the past, student council members have led canned food drives for local food banks, toy drives to benefit children at the Ronald McDonald House, as well as relief efforts for the natural disasters in Japan and Haiti. Student Council members have also created posters to support the Positive-Behavior Intervention Support program at our school.
Garden Club
The Garden Club teaches children the fundamentals of gardening, composting, and other sustainable practices in a fun way. Students who participate in the Garden Club will be able to help with watering, weeding and taking care of the plants in our school garden. The garden club is open to students of all ages and grades!
SALEM MIDDLE SCHOOL
About The School
School Values
High Expectations
By developing personal relationships with each student, nurturing self-advocacy, and providing a safe and supportive environment, the Salem community will encourage students to become their best selves, prepared for high school and beyond.
Confident and Inquisitive Learners
The Salem community will provide learning opportunities that foster resilience, creativity, open-mindedness, and innovation.
High-Quality Instruction
To promote student growth, the Salem community will create meaningful learning experiences that challenge and engage students through purposeful, consistent, and collaborative instruction.
Leadership and Community
The Salem community will model positive action and engage students in relevant and applicable content beyond the school walls.
Athletics
Fall
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Cheerleading
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Football
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Girls Soccer
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Volleyball
Winter
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Cheerleading
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Boys Basketball
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Girls Basketball
Spring
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Boys Soccer
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Softball
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Track & Field
Clubs and Activities
Salem Middle also offer a variety of student-run organizations and enrichment activities for students.
List of Clubs:
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A+M Club (Anime + Minecraft)
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Art Club
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Band Club
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Board Games Club
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Card Games Club
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Chess Club
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Competition Video Games
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Crafty Club
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Crochet Club
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Cross Stitching
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Flag Football
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French Club
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Graphic Design Club
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GSA
15. Guitar/Ukulele Exploration
16. I.T.T. (In This Together)
17. JROTC Spartan Guard
18. Kindness/Encouragement Club
19. Kpop Club
20. Line Dancing
21. MathCounts
22. Modern Calligraphy Club
23. Nature Club
24. Pathways
25. Podcasting Club
26. ProjectLIT Book Club
27. Puzzle Club 101
28. Read/Write/Draw Quiet Space
29. Reading Club
30. Science Club
31. Science Olympiad
32. Sketch-it!
33. Spanish Singing & Conversation Club
34. Star Wars Club
35. Virtual Bird Watching
36. Walk/Run Club
37. Battle of the Books
38. Jazz Band
39. National Junior Honor Society
40. Student Council (STUCO)
41. Travel Club
42. Yearbook
APEX HIGH SCHOOL
About the School
Students at Apex High School are given the support they need to succeed in their academic, artistic, and athletic pursuits. The students take part in 50 leadership and service-oriented clubs, 39 varsity and junior varsity sports, and a wide choice of courses, including Honors, AP, and CTE Completers. Students have the chance to study computer science, programming, database management, web design, and other fields in the increasing digital workplace through the National Academy Foundation’s award-winning program Academy of Information Technology (AOIT).
Athletics
Fall
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Cheerleading
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Football
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Men’s Soccer
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Volleyball
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Cross Country
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Women’s Tennis
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Women’s Golf
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Gymnastics
Winter
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Men’s Basketball
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Women’s Basketball
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Wrestling
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Swimming
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Indoor Track
Spring
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Baseball
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Softball
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Women’s Soccer
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Men’s Track
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Women’s Track
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Men’s Golf
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Men’s Tennis
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Men’s Lacrosse
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Women’s Lacrosse
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Stunt
Activities and Clubs
Activities at Apex High School include dance, theater, chorus, band, student media, and more. Each one develops a targeted artistic learning community while maintaining a strong connection to the outdoors.
List of Clubs and Societies:
1. Acts of Kindness Club
2. African American Student Association
3. Allegro
4. Animal Advocates Club
5. Anime Club
6. Apex Immersive Club
7. Apex Success Builders
8. Aquarium Club
9. Astronomy
10. Calligraphy Club
11. Cougar Crazies
12. Cosplay Club
13. Debate Club
14. DECA
15. Drama Club
16. Dungeons and Dragons Club
17. Environmental Club
18. Family Community & Career Leaders of America(FCCLA)
19. Fellowship of Christian Athletes
20. Feminist Club
21. Forensics Club
22. French Club
23. Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
24. Future Farmers of America (FFA
25. Global Cinema Club
26. Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA)
27. History Club
28. Key Club
29. Math Club
30. Model United Nations
31. Muslim Student Association (MSA)
32. Music Appreciation Club
33. National Achievers Society
34. Piano Club
35. Pink Ribbon Club
36. Political Club
37. Psychology Club
38. Project LIT
39. Project Unify
40. Science Olympiad
41. Skills USA
42. Speed Cubers
43. Sports Debate Club
44. Step Team
45. Student Council
46. Student Equity Team
47. Student Union
48. Teen Democrats
49. Unicef Unite
50. Unidos
51. Young Investors
Foreign Languages
Latin, French, German, and Spanish are all offered by Apex High School as part of its dual enrollment program with Wake Tech Community College.
Technology
The Career and Technical Education (CTE) and Academy of Information Technology (AOIT) labs at Apex High School promote project-based, practical learning while highlighting the value of acquiring presentation, communication, and technological skills. The team collaborated closely with district planners and Apex High School to understand the spatial and functional requirements for these programs, which place a strong emphasis on career readiness and success beyond high school.