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Stokes County Schools will make an announcement on October 2, 2020 after monitoring the impact of COVID-19 since students have been back in the building under Plan B. Reminder breakfast & lunch are free through December.

Stokes County Schools will review the latest orders from the Governor. We will discuss the orders with the Board of Education and administration on September 21, 2020 as we make a decision of how this announcement will affect Stokes County Schools.

Apply online for Free and Reduced meals for the 20/21 SY. Go to this link for the online version https://www.lunchapplication.com/ This year there is no Reduced--all reduced are Free but YOU MUST FILL OUT THE APPLICATION EVERY YEAR! This will impact your child's school. Contact your child's school or our office for a paper copy !! For more information contact Lisa Dillon; lisa.dillon@stokes.k12.nc.us

Stokes County Schools Announces the move to Plan B starting on September 14, 2020.

Stokes County Schools is requesting that all parents/guardians complete the enrollment packet for each child. Please complete online as soon as possible. You will need to create an account. This account consists of a valid email address and password. Once you have added your child/children to your Dashboard, you are ready to Begin the Application.

Please review the Elementary Chromebook Agreement.

On June 14, Governor Cooper announced that public schools in North Carolina would be operating under Plan B, 50% occupancy. The plan the district operates under will be based on guidance from State and Local officials, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, and the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Districts are allowed to use a more restrictive plan based on the current needs of the district or under the guidance of the local Health Department. DETAILED PLANS FOR TRADITIONAL & EARLY COLLEGE ARE ATTACHED.

Today Governor Cooper made the announcement that we will start the school year under plan B which involves reducing the number of students in our buildings during the school day and implementing safety measures as outlined by the Department of Health and Human Services and the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.