Stough Elementary
Global Schools Collaborative Network
Calendar: Traditional
Information for the: 2011 - 2012 school year.
If you are planning to visit this school to enroll your child for the 2012-2013 school year, please visit their Website or contact them using the information below for their enrollment schedule. School staff will have times set up to receive your forms and walk you through the process.
Principal, Grades & Calendar
Principal - Cheryl Stidham
Grades - k - 5
2011-12 Bell Schedule - 9:15 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
Instructional Calendar
Stough Elementary runs on the Traditional calendar. Currently, the following Traditional calendars are available for download:
- 2011 - 2012 Traditional Calendar (Adobe Reader File)
- 2012 - 2013 Traditional Calendar (Adobe Reader File)
Before School: WCPSS
After School: Third party provider
Contact the Stough Elementary directly for full information about its before- and after-school care programs. For general information about before- and after-school care programs across WCPSS, go here.
Contact
Website - http://stough.wcpss.net
Location
Address - 4210 Edwards Mill Road, Raleigh, NC 27612
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Description
Helen Y. Stough Elementary School was built in 1968 and named after lifelong educator and Raleigh City Schools Board of Education member. Stough is a Global Themed Initiative school that has approximately 600 students in grades K-5. It is located in the heart of the Crabtree Valley shopping, dining and entertainment area.
The school is bordered by beautiful parks, including Laurel Hills, as well as supportive corporate partners from the Highwoods Business Park center. The curriculum at Helen Y. Stough emphasizes focused lessons that are aligned to the North Carolina Standard Course of Study (SCOS). A variety of assessments are used to differentiate the instruction of content, skills, materials and activities for all students.
Curriculum: Global Schools Collaborative Network
To be globally competitive, students must understand that activities or decisions made in one part of the world can affect the environments, economies, and people in other parts of the world. This understanding is central to global studies.
The WCPSS Global Schools Network will be a group of 17 schools dedicated to challenging students to become globally aware citizens. Study of the world's cultures, religions, literature, history and language will prepare students to confront global issues.
The schools in this network teach international content across the curriculum and at all levels to expand students' knowledge of other countries and cultures. Through a partnership with VIF International Education, a teacher exchange program will recruit visiting teachers from places as far as South Africa, Spain and China to teach your child.
Each school will provide:
- Foreign language instruction
- Integrated global lessons
- Visiting Foreign Exchange Faculty
- iPad carts (30 iPads) for each grade level
One middle and one high school will be added to this network in May 2011.
4210 Edwards Mill Road, Raleigh, NC 27612 (919 ) 881-4950
Important: Bus Routes are subject to change, based on actual student distribution, parent appeals and other factors. The information here will be updated regularly, but updates may lag changes by several days.
Route Information Last Updated: 8:20 AM, Mon, Dec 5, 2011
STOUGH ELEM. RT 1 PURPLE
Morning stops (most runs reversed in afternoon) from earliest to latest:
- ED DR & EDGEMONT DR
- BLUE RIDGE RD & CAROVEL CT
- CROSS CREEK CT & LANDMARK DR
- LAKE BOONE TRL & LANDMARK DR
- LANDMARK DR & WOODLAKE PL
- LAKE BOONE TRL & STILL FOREST PL
- HARDEN RD & MYRON DR
- SCHOOL: STOUGH
STOUGH ELEM. RT 2 ORANGE
Morning stops (most runs reversed in afternoon) from earliest to latest:
- DELTA LAKE DR & TWISTED OAKS DR/TOURNAMENT
- 4134 DEEP HOLLOW DR (APV 2011)
- OAK PARK RD & ST GILES ST (TEMPORARY STOP)
- GLENWOOD AVE & GLEN FOREST DR
- FAIRHILL DR & BAYMAR DR
- 4810 BLUESTONE DR
- SCHOOL: STOUGH
STOUGH ELEM. RT 3 BLUE
Morning stops (most runs reversed in afternoon) from earliest to latest:
- LAUREL HILLS RD & WHITE PINE DR
- BOXWOOD RD & SPRUCE DR
- BALSAM DR & BOXWOOD RD
- OLD POST RD & CARRIAGE DR
- CITY OF OAKS WYND & JOHN HUMPHRIES WYND
- DURALEIGH RD & OLDE STREAM CT
- DURALEIGH RD & SEDGEWOOD DR
- SEDGEWOOD DR & TIMBERMILL CT
- KNICKERBOCKER PKWY & SEDGEWOOD DR
- SEDGEWOOD DR & KNICKERBOCK PKWY
- BELSPRING LN & GRENADINE CT
- STONE GAP CT & COTTON MILL DR
- DURALEIGH RD & MILL RUN
- EDWARDS MILL & PRINCETON
- EDWARDS MILL RD & MILL TREE RD
- EDWARDS MILL RD & MARIETTA CT
- SCHOOL: STOUGH
STOUGH ELEM. RT 4 PINK
Morning stops (most runs reversed in afternoon) from earliest to latest:
- MIMOSA TREE LN & POYNER RD
- TWISTED OAKS DR & POYNER RD
- DELTA LAKE DR & CANOPY RIDGE RD
- DELTA LAKE DR & DELTA VISION CT
- DELTA LAKE DR & GLENCREE CT
- KILKENNY PL & WEAVER DR
- CAMDEN WOODS CT & DURALEIGH RD
- OAK PARK RD & WEAVER DR
- CONNELL DR & OAK PARK RD
- CONNELL DR & DARLINGTON PL
- LANCASTER DR & GRINNELL DR
- GRINNELL DR & OAK PARK RD
- SCHOOL: STOUGH
STOUGH ELEM. RT 5 BROWN
Morning stops (most runs reversed in afternoon) from earliest to latest:
- 8801 GLENWOOD AVE.
- GOLDENRAIN WAY & SCOTCH CASTLE DR
- EBENEZER CHURCH RD & UMSTEAD FOREST DR
- PONY PASTURE CT & PANTHER BRANCH DR
- OCOEE CT & PATS BRANCH DR
- PATS BRANCH DR & GABRIELS BE DR
- SPRINGSWEET LN & WINCHESTER DR
- PAULA ANN CT & WINCHESTER DR
- AZTEC DR & EBENEZER CHURCH RD
- SCHOOL: STOUGH
STOUGH ELEM. RT 6 GREEN
Morning stops (most runs reversed in afternoon) from earliest to latest:
- FINLAND DR & WESTBOROUGH DR
- SWEDEN DR & WESTBOROUGH DR
- SWEDEN DR & FLANAGAN PL
- GLENWOOD FOREST DR & VIKING DR
- LADY OF THE LAKE DR & POYNER RD
- PLEASANT VALLEY RD & CODES RIDGE RD
- SCHOOL: STOUGH
STOUGH ELEM RT 7 RED
Morning stops (most runs reversed in afternoon) from earliest to latest:
- MORNINGSIDE DR & WYCLIFF RD
- CHANCERY PL & MORNINGSIDE DR
- MORNINGSIDE DR & MERRIANNE DR
- 3921 ARROW DR
- EDWARDS MILL RD & ARCKELTON DR
- CREEDMOOR RD & MANOR PARK DR
- MILL VILLAGE RD & EDWARDS MILL RD
- SCHOOL: STOUGH
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Academic Highlights
Helen Y. Stough Elementary joined Wake County Public School System’s Global Schools Collaborative Network School in the spring of 2011. The Global Schools Collaborative Network’s goal is to promote and support global education. Stough will work to prepare students to compete globally through a number of means, including 21 st century learning tools for its students. The school boasts a 30-computer lab station, over 25 Promethean Boards and response kits, 30 media center research stations, 4-5 computers in every classroom and 6 iPad carts with 30 iPads for each grade level.
Extra-Curricular Highlights
Stough provides a host of activities and programs designed to address the unique interests and talents of the whole child. In addition to our visual and performing arts programs, the PTA develops and funds an annual calendar of performances and programs for the students throughout the school year. This calendar of events brings local and national artists to the school for operas, dancing, puppet shows, storytelling, batiking, poetry, origami, writing and more. And, in an effort to develop and refine leadership skills among our students, a variety of student organizations are provided for student participation. Some include: student council, safety patrol, peer mediators, Spanish club, and chorus.