Siler City Elementary School

Opened in 1963, Guy B. Teachey Elementary School is a part of Asheboro City Schools, which also operates South Asheboro Middle School and Balfour Elementary School. The elementary school offers education in a variety of subjects, such as English, math, science, social studies, science and health education. Guy B. Teachey Elementary School has a library that provides links to online encyclopedias and stocks magazines, newspapers and fiction books. The school has a parent-teacher association that conducts regular meetings and funds student trips, field days and guest assemblies. The elementary school also offers guidance support and nursing services. Guy B. Teachey Elementary School has its campus in Asheboro, N.C.

Located in Asheboro, N.C., Balfour Elementary School offers classes to students in grades kindergarten through five. It is a public school serving the communities of Randolph County in North Carolina and has an enrollment of more than 560 students. Its curriculum includes various subjects, such as English, math, social studies and science. It also offers world languages, arts and physical education classes. It offers various activities, such as sports, speech and debate programs, and various clubs, including key and art. The school s facility houses a library and media center, computer laboratory, dining hall and fitness center. It operates various organizations, including student council and parent-teacher association. Balfour Elementary School is operated by Asheboro City Schools.

Sedalia Elementary enrolls more than 400 students in prekindergarten through grade five. Its academic curriculum includes programs in language arts, mathematics, science and social studies. The school additionally conducts classes in art, music, and technology and physical education. Sedalia Elementary has a parent-teacher association that organizes several fundraising events and supports various school projects and activities. It is located in Gibsonville, N.C., and is a part of Guilford County Schools, which is the third largest school district in North Carolina that serves more than 71,000 students. The district is comprised of over 20 middle schools, nearly 25 high schools and two special education schools.