School Updates

  • Meningococcal Conjugate (MCV4) Vaccine

    Attention Parents of Rising Seniors! North Carolina law requires all students to receive a second dose of the Meningococcal Conjugate (MCV4) vaccine before entering 12th grade. We encourage you to schedule this important vaccination over summer break to ensure your student is ready for senior year. Once completed, please submit an updated immunization record to our school nurse as soon as possible. Thank you for helping us keep our students healthy and in compliance with state requirements! 
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  • UCPS Book Drive

    Union County Public Schools is collecting new and gently used books for the UCPS Mobile Book Bus. Donations will provide students with books throughout the summer to help improve literacy skills. 

    Books can be dropped off at Parkwood High School! 
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  • Student Absence Form

    Our Student Absence Form is designed to enhance our ability to accurately track and manage student attendance. To use the form, you'll first have to create an account. You will be able to submit screenshots of doctor notes, parent notes, etc. when you submit. First semester, using the form will be a choice. Second semester, we will be exclusively using the form. 

    Student Absence Form
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  • Athletics Pictures

    Students, are you aware there are thousands of photos on our athletic website? Go find yourself and check out your headshot on https://parkwoodathleticzone.com/. 
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  • Student Parking Information

    Student parking information can be found here. 
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  • Sustainable Energy Academy

    We are excited to announce that Parkwood High School is offering a Sustainable Energy Academy. Our school has partnered with NC GreenPower to support this academy.  
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    UCPS Snapshots is a monthly e-newsletter that provides community members with timely information about district programs as well as the great work that staff and students are doing in our 53 schools. Subscribe Today!
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