Buses, roll out! 🚌 💨 Our drivers wrapped up their final team meeting before hopping behind the wheel and heading to their campus parking lots, getting everything lined up for the first day of school on Monday!

Behind every ride is a massive team effort. From the mechanics who spent the summer under the hood to the coordinators and directors who spent months analyzing routes, our Transportation team keeps this district moving forward. Come Monday morning, 144 school buses will be rolling out.

You can track your bus by downloading the Here Comes the Bus app or visiting herecomesthebus.com and enter district code 74462 when you sign up. There might be a few minor hiccups early on, but things will smooth out quickly as routes settle. We appreciate your patience! 🙏

Finally, there are still a few openings on some of our routes. If you want to make a real difference, consider driving a bus with us! Classes start in September: https://www.abss.k12.nc.us/page/bus-classes

Watch for our yellow buses (especially those stop arms and flashing lights) and be mindful of our students who may be crossing the road. See you bright and early Monday! 🌅
2 days ago, James Shuler
A line of yellow school buses on a gravel road, low camera angle
A aerial drone shot of around 50 school buses parked in a grassy area with a gravel road going in the middle in a circle
A bus mechanic wearing a sun hat uses a drill on a component inside the fusebox area on the side of a school bus
Two bus mechanics stand in front of a yellow NC Public Schools Alamance County van with yellow school buses further in the background
A bus driver wearing a black Prince t-shirt and a blue hat gives an enthusiastic thumbs up beside a yellow school bus
Two bus drivers stand in a gravel road next to many parked school buses. One is giving a thumbs up.
Two bus drivers give thumbs up as they make their way to their school buses
A school bus driver wearing a white shirt waves enthusiastically while seated behind the wheel.
A school bus coordinator in a blue polo stands next to a driver in a blue hoodie in front of yellow school buses and tall grass
A school bus coordinator in a blue polo smiles while standing in front of two yellow school buses
Throughout the summer, our School Nutrition department provided meals to families with daily and weekly pickup options available. In total, they distributed 67,926 breakfasts, 89,521 lunches, and 16,399 snacks! We're thankful for their hard work preparing these meals each morning, setting up in different sites, and responding to families as they came through. Now they're gearing up to serve students at school and would love for you to join them! This is a great job opportunity for parents who want the same schedule as their school-aged children. Search "Nutrition" on our job listings site to learn more and apply: https://abss.schoolspring.com
2 days ago, James Shuler
School Nutrition staff wearing blue polo shirts work diligently to distribute bags of meals to families lined up in vehicles in a school parking lot
School Nutrition staff wearing blue polo shirts work diligently to distribute bags of meals to families lined up in vehicles in a school parking lot. A man with a brimmed hat looks on a paper list.
School Nutrition staff wearing blue polo shirts work diligently to distribute bags of meals to families lined up in vehicles in a school parking lot
Another staff meeting surprise and it's a big one! Eric Yarbrough is the 2026-2027 ABSS Principal of the Year! 👏 On any day at Southeast Alamance High School, you'll see Mr. Yarbrough welcoming students, walking the halls, going into classrooms, on the sidelines, and everywhere in between. He's present, supportive, and a tremendous school leader, modeling very high expectations for his staff and students, every day. Congratulations, Mr. Yarbrough!
5 days ago, James Shuler
Principal Eric Yarbrough holds his framed "ABSS Principal of the Year" certificate in front of a monitor showing the Southeast Alamance High School logo.
High school staff members sit at library tables, listening attentively and smiling during a presentation.
Principal Eric Yarbrough and high school staff gather for a group photo in the media center behind a blue "ABSS Principal of the Year" banner.
Principal Eric Yarbrough speaks to staff while gesturing toward his framed award certificate in front of a digital display board.
Principal Eric Yarbrough holds his framed award while standing with district leaders behind a blue banner that reads "ABSS Principal of the Year Eric Yarbrough Southeast Alamance High School 2026-2027."
A district administrator holds a framed certificate for "ABSS Principal of the Year" next to Principal Eric Yarbrough, who stands with hands on his hips.
A smiling woman in a red patterned top stands up in a school media center to take a smartphone photo during a staff event.
That moment when you bust into a Monday staff meeting with BIG news! 🎉 We're proud to share that Taylor Corcoran from Alexander Wilson Elementary is the 2026-2027 ABSS Assistant Principal of the Year! Since Day 1 on the job, Mrs. Corcoran has been "all-in" for her staff and students, making a tremendous impact on the school community. As Principal Westmoreland stated, she and the staff always knew how great Taylor was, but now it is district-official.
5 days ago, James Shuler
Taylor Corcoran smiles as she receives a bouquet of flowers and a framed award during a staff meeting recognition.
Taylor Corcoran smiles while holding a framed award certificate for "ABSS Assistant Principal of the Year 2026-2027" and a bouquet of flowers.
A colleague embraces an emotional Taylor Corcoran, who holds a floral arrangement and framed award certificate.
A crowd of elementary school staff members smiles and applauds during a recognition presentation.
Taylor Corcoran holds her award certificate and flowers while listening to a speaker in front of a blue celebration banner reading "ABSS Assistant Principal of the Year."
Taylor Corcoran laughs while holding her framed award certificate and flowers next to colleagues holding a congratulatory banner.
Taylor Corcoran reacts joyfully as colleagues and school administrators present her with an award certificate and congratulatory banner.
Taylor Corcoran wears a green paper crown that reads "Mrs. Corcoran" while holding her framed Assistant Principal of the Year certificate.
Taylor Corcoran stands in the center of school administrators and district officials who are holding a custom recognition banner and framed certificate.
A large group of elementary school staff members poses together, waving and cheering behind a recognition banner with Taylor Corcoran in the foreground holding her award.
Believe it or not, the first photos of the new school year are already here! 📸 🤩 Alamance-Burlington Early College at ACC kicked off Day 1 today! Staff were at the doors ready with high energy, and students jumped right into setting up for an incredible year ahead. Excited to see all that these students accomplish this year! 🌟
17 days ago, James Shuler
Three women are posed for a photo in a classroom with world flags on the wall. The central woman wears a green and white striped dress and smiles. She is standing between two younger women, one in a white top and jeans, and the other in a black Nike t-shirt. The background is a classroom.
A smiling female teacher in a white top with black lace patterns leans over a student who is sitting at a desk and looking up. The student has curly hair with red highlights and is wearing a plaid shirt. They are surrounded by other students working on laptops in a busy, colorful classroom.
A classroom shot focused on a student with a close-cropped haircut, viewed mostly from behind and to the side, looking towards a smiling female teacher in a navy dress standing at a desk holding a container of markers. The background shows a white board and posters, including a handwritten bell schedule.
Three smiling women stand in a school hallway holding up ABEC spirit wear. From left to right: one woman holds a navy blue sweatshirt with yellow text reading "ABEC ABSS EARLY COLLEGE"; the middle woman holds a black Nike backpack; and the right woman holds a blue water bottle. In the background, there's a "KEY CLUB" bulletin board.
Three people sitting at a wooden desk in what appears to be a classroom. Two young men are leaning forward and writing with pencils on white paper, while an older Black man, wearing a polo shirt with an 'A' logo, watches them with a gentle expression.
A photo of a female teacher in a brown t-shirt and a student with long curly dark hair wearing a patterned dress and multiple necklaces. Both are smiling warmly as they stand together in a brightly lit school hallway with classroom doors and posters on the walls.
Two young male students with similar dark brown haircuts stand in a school hallway. One wears a green t-shirt with a Nike logo, giving a thumbs up. The other wears a blue t-shirt with an Under Armour logo. They both wear backpacks. Other students are visible in the background.
Two diverse young women, both wearing backpacks, share a cheerful hug in a crowded school hallway. The student on the left has blonde hair and a white sweatshirt. The student on the right, wearing glasses, a light-colored top, and holding a patterned tote bag, has a wide-eyed, joyful expression. Other students fill the background.
A photo of two smiling high school female students posing closely in a hallway. One student has long blonde hair and is wearing a white sweatshirt. The other student has long dark hair, wearing a plaid shirt, and is resting her head on the blonde student's shoulder. Colorful posters line the wall behind them.
Live at noon! Dr. Fleming is talking with Joshua Davis from WXII 12 about some Back to School updates! We'll share the link once it's posted. #ThisisABSS #BacktoSchool #ABSSCommunity
24 days ago, James Shuler
A news anchor sits in front of the superintendent in his office to discuss back to school updates. A camera to the right points at the superintendent.
Drive a bus with us! 🚌 It's all smiles on the brand new propane-fueled Bus 197 from Routing Coordinator Shirley Currie! Bus Classes for the 2026-2027 school year will begin in September. Are you interested in becoming a bus driver? This could be your new office! Visit our website for details: https://www.abss.k12.nc.us/page/bus-classes
about 1 month ago, ABSS Webmaster
A bus driver in a blue polo shirt gives a peace sign and smiles behind the wheel of a brand new school bus
A bus driver in a blue polo leans out the window of a brand new yellow school bus and smiles
Our elementary students spent the month of June diving into the world of books during the ABSS Summer Reading Camp! 📚✨ The program brought energy and literacy support to young readers across the district. This year’s camp embraced the theme "Show Your Colors" and rolled out the brand-new Dragonfly reading curriculum. Thanks to the prep work of our Curriculum Team and Anna Dickens, educators were equipped with the tools to make reading both engaging and impactful.

A major highlight of the camp was the collaboration with the Alamance County Public Libraries. Thanks to their mobile library, 610 registered campers had the opportunity to check out new books on a weekly basis. 🚍 The camp operated across four sites, managed by our Site Coordinators: Heath Ellingworth at Holt Elementary, McKenzie Strickland at Elon Elementary, Jalanda Allen at Andrews Elementary, and Kelly Holloway at Garrett Elementary. Peter Martinek-Jenne served as the Director.

A HUGE thank you to the 40 dedicated staff members who colored our students' summers with the joy of reading! 🎒🎈👏
about 2 months ago, James Shuler
A group of elementary students read books against a brick wall
A large mobile library truck parked outside of an elementary school
A girl in a pink Moana shirt points to a word as she reads with another student in a green t-shirt looking closely beside her
A girl in a blue tank top and pink bracelets looks up and smiles with a reading passage in front of her
A girl in a black t-shirt looks up and smiles with a reading passage in front of her
Two elementary students concentrate on reading passages, one holding a pencil as he reads it carefully
Two elementary students respond to a reading passage indicated by a teacher pointing
Summer Reading Camps are wrapping up this week! Here are some moments from Elon Elementary, where all students heard the story "Invisible Boy" by Trudy Ludwig and responded to questions about the main characters, themes, and vocabulary, including breaking down "in-visible" to focus on the prefix! Hard work pays off and they celebrated with popsicles outside! Teachers got one too, of course!
about 2 months ago, James Shuler
An elementary student in a green shirt smirks at another student during a partner talk moment on a classroom carpet
A teacher in a tye-dye school shirt checks in on a small group of students
Two students look up and smile while working on a reading assignment
A group of elementary students giving thumbs up on a playground. Some are eating an frozen popsicle treat.
Six elementary reading camp leaders pose for a photo outside
A teacher prompts a small group during a reading lesson
A young student concentrates on a reading assignment
Summer leadership isn't just for our staff! Alamance Youth Leadership Academy (AYLA) brings together seventh and eighth grader students from Alamance County middle schools for leadership skills development throughout the year. This is a fantastic partnership between Alamance Chamber and Elon University, Center for Leadership. On this day, students were just wrapping up a group project about how they could bring about meaningful change in their schools! Staff from our ABSS Career & Technical Education department also spent the afternoon showcasing various CTE activities available to ABSS students, including agriculture and soil PH, carpentry and trades, food science, public safety, engineering, and more! These activities included the actual materials students may see in these CTE classes, like hammering nails in Carpentry, mending an artificial wound in Public Safety, and rolling ingredients in a ball until it turns to ice cream!
about 2 months ago, James Shuler
Five middle school girls gather around a large poster paper for a group project
A group of middle school students gathered behind their poster for a group project
Two students practice tying a splint on a student as part of a career demonstration
Three students examine pasta and marshmallows as they attempt to build a tower
A girl in a blue skirt and gray hoodie hammers a nail into a wooden plank while a CTE staff member watches carefully
A CTE staff member in a red shirt holds up a latex burn thigh prop next to "surprised" students
Two students look at iPads together as they document the activities of the day
This week, teacher leaders and administrators from every school gathered for our annual Summer Symposium. As you can see in these photos, they engaged in deep, meaningful discussions that drive real school improvement. 📊💡

Walk into any of the rooms and you'd see teams establishing focused, measurable goals aligned with student needs, selecting proven, research-based strategies, and designing a systematic progress monitoring plan to track data in real-time. All of this hard work culminates in an actionable School Improvement Plan built to ensure accountability and progress across every classroom.

Real improvement starts with conversations like these. Thank you to our school leaders for paving the way for an incredible year ahead! 🎒👏
2 months ago, James Shuler
A classroom setting showing educators collaborating during a meeting. In the foreground, the backs of two participants are visible next to open laptops. In the background, three women are seated at desks; one in a denim jacket looks toward a large white interactive screen, while another writes in a notebook.
A close-up, side-angle shot of a woman with long blonde hair speaking and gesturing with her hands while seated at a conference table. Other participants sit beside her with laptops and water bottles, listening intently during a group discussion.
A low-angle shot focusing on three educators sitting at a table engaged in discussion. A man in a striped shirt listens as another man with glasses and a black shirt gestures while speaking next to an open laptop. In the foreground, a large sheet of paper with handwritten notes and a purple marker is softly blurred.
A medium shot of a smiling woman with wavy gray hair wearing a denim jacket, writing bullet points with a purple marker on a large sheet of chart paper attached to a whiteboard.
A group of nine educators standing together in a classroom, smiling for a group photo while holding up a large sheet of chart paper titled "Priorities" with handwritten notes. A string of international flags hangs on the wall behind them.
A classroom discussion view from behind a participant. Two women are seated at desks in the middle ground facing forward; one woman in a cream sweater sits next to a laptop, while another woman in a green shirt gestures with her hands as she speaks to the room.
A row of three women seated at classroom desks during a presentation. The woman on the right, wearing a light blue button-down shirt and a red necklace, is speaking and gesturing with her hand. The other two women listen attentively, with an open laptop on the middle desk.
A group photo of nine smiling women standing against a white brick wall indoors. Most of them are wearing matching light-gray t-shirts that feature a graphic of cartoon birds and the text "PLAN. SOAR. Celebrate!"
"Take me out to the ballgame" 🎶 and you have spotted these Seabees on the field! 🐝 The Smith Elementary Buzz Club led the National Anthem at the opening night for the Burlington Sock Puppets. Great job students and to Mr. Melton for your leadership! #ThisisABSS #ABSSArts #ABSSCommunity
2 months ago, James Shuler
A large group of elementary students in tan shirts with music teacher directing them, standing on a baseball field singing the National Anthem
Our Central Services departments were treated to some good food from Taco Bros thanks to Horace Mann Insurance! We appreciate your support! #ABSSCommunity
2 months ago, James Shuler
Maintenance workers wearing gray tshirts stand in front of a black Taco Bros food truck waiting for their food
Varioud staff line up in front of a food truck
Three taco truck employees smile towards the camera toward a very busy lunch service
Let’s hear it for our amazing Beginning Teacher Graduates! 🍎✨ These phenomenal educators have officially completed three years of teaching in ABSS, guided by our Beginning Teacher Program. Stepping into the classroom is no small feat, but these teachers have shown up every day with passion, resilience, and a dedication to shaping the future of our students.

We are so incredibly proud of your growth, your hard work, and the impact you are already making in our schools. Welcome to the next chapter of your teaching journey!
Let's celebrate the ABSS Beginning Teacher Class of 2026!

Elena Andrews, Terri Andrews, Evelyn Arizmendi, Ryan Ayscue, Samantha Bare, Mercadez Beasley, Joshua Bothwell, Jerrica Bowman, Camren Bozeman, Camden Brooks, Christopher Brown, Ja-Vontae Bryant, Mineshia Bryant, Makalla Burnette, Candis Byers, Deja Cousin, Tamara Curtis, Dr. Aaron Dell, Calvin Dickenson, Nadine Ealey, Emily Eastwood, Elizabeth Foushee, Teagan Fringer, Armani Graves, Dylan Hatley, TammyJo Hays, Jalen Hester, Hunter Holland, Karrie Holland, Kendall Jackson-Stiggers, Brandie Johnson, Benita King, Ryan Kluk, Nicholas La Pierre, Bryce McCulley, Aniyah McKethan, John McMahan, Hailey Mince, Harrison Mitchell, Antonique Monroe, Katie Murray, Essence Neal, Yanitza Negron Blanco, George Oakley, Jennifer Pearl, MaKenzie Pickard, Sarah Powell, Miriam Ramos, Payton Ray, Zoe Rein, Brittany Richardson, Heather Roark, Kayla Ryals, Nya Smith, Seth Smith, Stacy Stevens, Lauryn Terry, Lynn Todd, De'Ana Tyson, Christopher Walker, Kolby Walker, Gary Walters, Makayla Ward, Jennifer Warren, Chandra White, Curtis White, Andrew Winter, Katlyne Woods, Christopher Wright, Taylor Zeban, Miski Zuniga-Carrera
3 months ago, James Shuler
Large group photo of teachers in front of a ABSS maroon backdrop with black, gold, and white balloons
We are proud to announce the following ABSS Teacher Scholars that received the prestigious North Carolina Teaching Fellows Scholarship. The scholarship pays up to $10,000 per year of college. All of these students have committed to returning home to teach in ABSS after college!

🎉 Katelyn Hamilton from Southern Alamance High will be attending UNCC majoring in Elementary Education.

🎉 Shawn Means from ABSS Early College at ACC will be attending UNCC majoring in Middle Grades Math.

🎉 Linda Mostafa from Southeast Alamance High will be attending Elon University through our Alamance Scholars Partnership and majoring in Middle Grades Education.

🎉 Brooklyn Newman from ABSS Early College at ACC will be attending UNC and majoring in Elementary Education.

🎉 Samantha Norwood from Southeast Alamance High will be attending App State and majoring in Elementary Education.

🎉 Gwen Stadnicar from Southeast Alamance will be attending UNCC and majoring in Elementary Education.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026 North Carolina Teaching Fellows! 👏
3 months ago, ABSS Webmaster
A poster highlighting six Alamance-Burlington Teacher Scholars with a yellow and dark red party theme, featuring six high school portraits, the ABSS logo, and featured Congratulations to our NC Teaching Fellows heading text
Congratulations to the ABSS Multilingual Learners SIOP Cohort X (our 10th group!) After two years of dedication, hard work, and deep diving into best practices, this amazing group of educators has officially completed their training! You can see a few of them here proudly showing our their completion certificates. They have spent the last two years mastering strategies to better support, uplift, and empower the Multilingual Learners in our classrooms. We are so incredibly proud of their commitment to our students! 📚✨

Please join us in celebrating Tyffany Alexander, Kelsi Allred, Tisha Byrd, Vanessa Clark, Maria Cortes Ramos, Tomika Davis, Suzanne Hunt, Ronald Jowsey, Shelby MacMillan, Deafton Mitchell, Elizabeth Moize, McKinley Navarette, Paola Rivas Tiznado, Amy Soyars, Mindy Vanover, and Hollis Wroblewski!

SIOP stands for Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol. It is a widely recognized, research-based instructional model designed to help teachers effectively teach academic content (like math, science, or history) to Multilingual Learners (MLs) and English language learners, while simultaneously building their language skills. Rather than teaching language entirely separate from school subjects, the SIOP framework guides teachers on how to adjust their delivery so that the lesson remains high-quality and rigorous, but completely accessible to students who are still mastering English.
3 months ago, James Shuler
A bald, smiling male teacher wearing a black button-down shirt and a bright yellow tie patterned with green trees and red designs stands in a classroom. He holds up a certificate of recognition in his left hand and a textbook titled "99 Ideas and Activities for Teaching English Learners with the SIOP Model" in his right hand. The background features a large wall mural depicting a white room with large bay windows looking out onto trees.
A smiling female teacher with dark hair sits at a desk in a classroom, proudly holding a certificate of recognition. She is wearing a navy blue t-shirt and a beaded necklace with a flower charm. The window behind her has closed blinds, with a small vase of red artificial roses and a wooden cross sitting on the sill.
A smiling female teacher with long dark hair stands in a classroom holding a certificate of recognition and a SIOP instructional textbook. She is wearing a black-and-white striped dress. Behind her is a white wall featuring a large map of the world, a "Flags of the World" poster, and a collage of family photographs.
A smiling male teacher with short brown hair stands in front of a colorful school bulletin board. He is wearing a maroon polo shirt and khaki pants, and he is holding a SIOP textbook and a certificate of recognition. The bulletin board behind him displays the word "Celebrate!" above a cartoon illustration of a blue eagle wearing a party hat.
A smiling female teacher with curly brown hair stands in a classroom holding a certificate of recognition and a SIOP instructional book. She is wearing a maroon t-shirt and black jeans. In the background, a yellow bulletin board features the word "INTEGRITY" in colorful decorative letters next to a white interactive whiteboard.
A female teacher with short reddish-brown hair and glasses stands in a classroom holding a certificate of recognition with both hands. She is wearing a purple hoodie, blue jeans, and a Hello Kitty lanyard. Behind her are bookshelves filled with children's books and a bulletin board labeled "Addition Strategies."
A smiling female teacher with blonde, curly hair stands in a school hallway holding a certificate of recognition. She is wearing a camouflage jacket and wide-leg blue jeans. She stands next to a bulletin board that features a world map and the quote, "Be the change that you wish to see in the world. - Gandhi," alongside a yellow room sign reading "Tomika Davis."
🎓 ABSS Graduate Gallery: Addison Reich is turning her passion for movement and athletics into a lifelong career! The Southeast Alamance senior is officially heading to Elon University this fall to major in Exercise Science, laying the groundwork to become a future physical therapist who supports athlete performance, health, and growth. Her incredible ABSS journey started back at Alexander Wilson Elementary and Hawfields Middle, and she is thrilled to keep her talents local at Elon, where she will also blend her love for sports with media as a Sports Vision Scholar.

Addison leaves Southeast Alamance with some legendary athletic memories, including a basketball State Championship her junior year and capping off an undefeated regular season in softball as a senior. More than the wins, she is deeply grateful for the educators, friends, teammates, and coaches who challenged her and helped her grow every step of the way.

"I am so excited to attend Elon University this fall and begin a new chapter of my life," Addison shared. "I look forward to meeting new people, building lasting relationships, and creating unforgettable memories while furthering my education. I’m especially excited to continue working with athletics and athletes from a new perspective—not just as a member of a team, but in a role where I can support performance, health, and growth. I can’t wait to see all that the future holds!”

Congratulations, Addison! We are so proud of you and know you're going to do amazing things at Elon! 👟🎙️
3 months ago, James Shuler
A high school senior squats in front of a floral arrangement and a large Elon University sign
A high school senior wearing a pink dress provides an over the shoulder posed smile
A young girl wearing a sequined butterfly shirt smiles for a school photo
There's a Participate Learning Teacher of the Year Finalist in ABSS! 🌍✨ Congratulations to Samantha Brown from R. Homer Andrews Elementary School for being named a finalist for this prestigious award! This honor recognizes Ms. Brown as a top international educator who excels in cultural exchange, global education, and language learning while preparing future and career-ready students. 🎉 #ThisisABSS #ABSSCommunity #ParticipateLearning #GlobalEducation
3 months ago, James Shuler
Portrait of Samantha Brown on the right with graphics on the left showing a Great Britain and USA flag, the Participate Logo, and a Teacher of the Year Awards 2026 trophy
🎓 ABSS Graduate Gallery: Years from now, you might just see Kinston Shoffner delivering a winning closing argument in a courtroom, but his journey to law school starts right now as a proud Walter M. Williams High School graduate. Kinston is following the Enrollment path straight to Campbell University, where he will major in Criminal Justice Pre-Law with plans to attend law school and become a criminal defense attorney!

His absolute favorite memory is the thrill of being crowned football conference champions two years in a row! As he prepares to trade his cleats for legal briefs, he is focused on his deeper purpose. "I am excited to continue life and to further pursue my education along with growing in Christ," Kinston shared.

Congratulations, Kinston! We know you’ll bring that same championship drive to the courtroom. 🐪🏈⚖️
3 months ago, James Shuler
Kinston in a formal senior portrait wearing tuxedo against a blue background
Kinston in white Bulldogs football gear standing on the football field
Kinston in black Bulldogs football gear kneeling on the field
A young boy wearing a white shirt and striped tie holds two award certificates in a school hallway
We're excited to announce that LaSonya Moffett from Williams High School has been named the ABSS School Social Worker of the Year! Ms. Moffett has had a profound impact on the Bulldog community over the past three years thanks to her unwavering commitment to students, families, and staff alike.

Whether she is building meaningful relationships to help students overcome personal barriers, serving on the School Improvement Team, or advocating for resources at the district level, Ms. Moffett is a tireless champion for everyone around her. One of the most impactful examples of her dedication is the food pantry she operates right out of her office. By directly addressing food insecurity, she ensures that students and families have access to basic necessities, which has made a profound difference in many lives.

Principal Curry elaborated on her impact: "What truly sets Ms. Moffett apart is her willingness to do whatever is needed to support others. There is no task too small or too large—she approaches every responsibility with professionalism, care, and a genuine desire to help."

Ms. Moffett truly exemplifies the very best of Student & Family Services, meeting every challenge with a smile and a solution-oriented mindset.

Thank you, Ms. Moffett, for your deep compassion, leadership, and heart for our #ABSSCommunity!
3 months ago, James Shuler
LaSonya standing in her office holding a flower bouquet and holding an award plaque
LaSonya standing in her office beside Principal Curry holding a flower bouquet and holding an award plaque
LaSonya standing in her office with Student & Family Services staff holding a flower bouquet and holding an award plaque
LaSonya standing in her office next to a large wall with wooden shelves stocked full of food pantry items