Halifax County Middle School

Halifax County Public Schools operates various elementary, middle and high schools and early learning centers. The organization s schools academic curricula include several subjects, such as reading, language arts, instructional technology, mathematics, social studies and science. Its schools also offer extracurricular programs that include fine arts and athletic opportunities for students. Halifax County Public Schools provides instrumental, choral music and visual arts classes through its schools. The organization s schools offer career and technical offerings in child care, health occupations, motor sports and fire fighting. Its schools provide transportation and food services, as well as have a parent-teacher organization. The organization s each school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Halifax County Public Schools is located in Halifax, Va.

Located in Hillsborough, N.C., Hillsborough Elementary School serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade. The school offers a variety of cocurricular activities, including the school chorus, a running club and student tech team. In addition, it offers a tutoring program, Kids on Kids, which is operated by the students and for the students. The school also organizes Dolphin Camp, which is a recreational and educational day care program. Hillsborough Elementary School operates a parent-teacher organization that sponsors projects and events. Its library and media center is an instructional support center for its students and the staff. The school includes various subjects in its curriculum, such as reading, spelling, speech, language arts, physical education, math, science, social studies and English. Hillsborough Elementary School is governed by Orange County Schools.

The Alamance-Burlington School System is a comprehensive school district serving various counties, including Graham, Elon, Haw River, Green Level and Mebane in North Carolina. The district is located in Burlington, N.C., and was formed in 1996 with the merger of the former Burlington City and Alamance County school systems. It enrolls more than 20,000 students in grades kindergarten through 12 and is one of the leading school systems in North Carolina. The Alamance-Burlington School System includes more than 30 schools, such as a variety of elementary, middle, high and alternative education schools. The district s various schools include Broadview Middle School, Andrews Elementary School and Eastlawn Elementary School.