“SOUPER BOWL OF CARING”

Our school is proud to announce that we are participating in the 2020 Souper Bowl of Caring!

Shiloh Valley Schools’ #BetterTogether Boosterthon fundraiser is underway!

Meet Mrs. Burley, our School Counselor!

Welcome! My name is Mrs. Kinardi Burley and I am the school counselor at Shiloh Valley Primary School. I take pride in serving you and look forward to a positive and productive year.

Shiloh Valley Elementary hosts its annual spelling bee!

Congratulations to our top 3 winners from the December 3 spelling bee held at Shiloh Valley Elementary School!

Computer Science Week is coming to the Shiloh Valley Schools!

We are looking forward to Computer Science Week next week in the Shiloh Valley Schools! Our students will be #EmpowerED as they engage in problem solving, logic, and creativity as we celebrate Computer Science Week in our schools!

Shiloh Valley's PTA hosts bingo night!

Shiloh Valley Schools recognized

The Shiloh Valley Schools were among 18 UCPS schools to be recognized by the state at the November 5 UCPS Board of Education meeting for our Multi-Tiered System of Support Framework!

Congratulations to Mrs. Glover for winning a LIFT grant!

Congratulations to Mrs. Glover for winning a LIFT grant from the Union County Education Foundation for a new Brain Exercise Lab at Shiloh Valley Primary!

Shiloh Valley's Spanish K-5 DLI teachers met to plan and share best practices!

Congratulations to Mrs. Highsmith for being selected as our Teacher of the Year!

Congratulations to Mrs. Gulickson for being selected as our Teacher Assistant of the Year.

Terrific Kids

The Terrific Kids program is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Union County. Terrific Kids recognizes students that display great character and leadership skills.

Shiloh Valley teachers continue to grow readers!  

Teachers in the Shiloh Valley Schools are committed to increasing the literacy skills in our students. Through using research-based strategies, best-practices, and a clearly-defined planning process, our teachers are empowering their students to become even stronger readers!

Shiloh Valley Primary rolls out their Professional Learning Community planning process!

On September 17, Shiloh Valley Primary School presented its Professional Learning Community planning process to all homeroom teachers. Mr. Spencer and Dr. Rodgers met throughout the day with all grade levels to present the plan for the year.

Shiloh Valley Schools working together

The Shiloh Valley Schools are working together to create and maintain effective PLC processes to empower our students! #BetterTogether

Please welcome Ms. Hays to Shiloh Valley Primary

My name is Rebecca Hays, I was born and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina. I’m 29 years old and I am a mom of 3 kids an 11-year-old boy, 3-year-old boy, and a 7-month-old little girl.

Dr. Rodgers and Mr. Spencer presented with Leadership Awards by Dr. Houlihan

Dr. Rodgers and Mr. Spencer were presented with Leadership Awards by Dr. Houlihan at the September 5 UCPS Principals’ meeting!

Please welcome Ms. Nicholson to Shiloh Valley Primary

My name is Ana Nicholson. I was originally born in Moldova but I have lived in Charlotte for the past 20 years. I acquired my associates degree 3 years ago, but it was not until last year that I decided to pursue a career in education. I have spent the last 6 years working with children in some form or fashion. It was during this time that I gained a passion for teaching kids the skills they need to succeed in life.

With new Shiloh Valley school model, neighboring elementary schools show they're "better together"

For more than a decade, Sun Valley and Shiloh elementary schools were two very distinct schools despite sitting 500 feet away from each other on the same property. But that all changed six months ago when then-Sun Valley Elementary principal Dr. Susan Rodgers and then-Shiloh Elementary Principal Scott Spencer presented an ambitious vision to UCPS leadership: one school with two separate campuses.

Please welcome Ms. Ramirez to Shiloh Valley Primary

My name is Brenda Ramirez. I was born and raised in Monroe, NC. I recently graduated from Western Carolina University with a bachelor’s degree in Recreational Therapy. I chose this career path because I am passionate about helping others find their strengths.