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  • Upcoming Club/Class/Sports Information

    Environmental Club will meet again on October 25, 2018. Dues should be paid by that time. 

    Gaming Club meets every Friday. Dues should be paid by October 25, 2018.

    Please support Parkwood Chorus by donating through this link. Thank you! 

    Rebel Clef has a short rehearsal this Thursday, October 25. Rehearsal Thursday will end at 4:15. All other Rebel Clef rehearsals this fall will end at 5:30pm.

    YCI will meet this Friday at 7:30am in the media center. They meet every Friday.

    If you are interested in Winter Cheerleading, we will be having a mandatory cheer clinic October 24th from 4:30-6:30 in the Student Center. Please have all your paperwork completed prior to the clinic. If you need the paperwork or have any questions come see Mrs. Bristow.

    ALL FCCLA members interested in going to the Fall Leadership Meeting should see Mrs. Hobbler as soon as possible.

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  • Picture Retakes

    Picture retakes will be October 24th for underclassman AND seniors. Seniors go to seniors.legacystudios.com to sign up for a time slot.
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  • Mental Health Discussion 

    UCPS is partnering with Novant Health for an event to discuss mental health on October 24 at Marvin High School. We will show the film Resilience and have a panel discussion with UCPS staff and physicians from Novant. This event is open to our entire community. Click here to register.

    Click here for more information.
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  • PowderPuff Bowl

    Save the Date! Powderpuff bowl is October 24th at 6:30 pm at the PWHS Football Stadium. Parkwood Versus Cutty, $3 admission, or $1 if you bring a gently used book. All proceeds go to the Union County Book Mobile!
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  • Choral Concert

    Please join us for the first choral concert of the year on Thursday, October 25. The concert is free and begins at 7:30pm. Ladies' Chorus, Chamber Women's Choir and Chamber Choir will be performing songs in a variety of genres, including contemporary choral music, gospel, a spiritual, and folk songs from Ghana and from America as well as a song from the movie Moana. Contrary to popular belief, we don't just sing music by dead white guys.
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Featured Stories

  • 2018 North Carolina Honors Chorus

    Congratulations to Noah Voglewede. He was selected for the 2018 North Carolina Honors Chorus through an audition process. Noah is only the third student from Parkwood to qualify for this opportunity in the schoolโ€™s history, and this was his first time auditioning for the event. Great job Noah!

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  • Guest Reader at Waxhaw

    Second grade students at Waxhaw Elementary had a very special guest reader Friday morning. Parkwood Sophomore, Austin Burns is a true student leader in our community. He read aloud the book, The Invisible Boy. The book was about how small acts of kindness can help children feel included and allow them to flourish. He spoke to the class about โ€œbeginning with the end in mindโ€ by setting goals and striving to achieve them! Austin attended Waxhaw Elementary and his mom is also Mrs. Burns, the elementary schoolโ€™s speech pathologist. Waxhaw Elementary truly enjoyed having Austin read aloud his favorite book!

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  • Meet Mr. Gill, Lab Facilitator

    Mr. Gill grew up in Monroe, North Carolina and graduated from Sun Valley High School in 2013. After completing high school he went on to earn his bachelor's degree majoring in sports management with a minor in business administration. He is enjoying his first year teaching and says he finds it interesting to interact with students and learn more about the culture of this school. Mr. Gill found his interest in teaching after doing an internship for college where he was coaching football. He realized he enjoyed helping students and decided that teaching would give him the opportunity to continue coaching and it was also something he enjoyed. He is now the ISS facilitator and also works with distant learning and credit recovery. Along with coaching, Mr. Gill enjoys watching and playing all sports, weight lifting, and playing video games. His favorite color is Carolina blue and his dream destination is Hawaii.

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