Wolfe students participate in College Colors Day

Students join others around the county in supporting their favorite college teams

All UCPS students eligible to receive free breakfast and lunch

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has extended a waiver that will allow all Union County Public Schools students to receive breakfast and lunch free of charge until Dec. 31, 2020.

Board of Education names members of Citizens Advisory Committee for Diversity

This Board approved committee will serve as a forum to address conversations about diversity and promote a school community that embraces acceptance, denounces, and takes action against prejudice and discrimination.

Back to the U: Students start class with in person and virtual learning options

“The two words at the beginning of the school year are patience and grace,” said UCPS Superintendent Dr. Andrew Houlihan.

Wolfe teacher busy making masks from home

Wolfe teacher Karen Strader has been busy making over 100 homemade masks to distribute across the United States to help with the nationwide shortage.

Doug Grandits selected as Wolfe 2019-2020 Teacher of the Year

Congratulations to Wolfe School's Teacher of the Year, Mr. Doug Grandits. Mr. Grandits was described by his colleagues as a patient, kind teacher who is always ready to go the extra mile for students. He is always positive and supportive of both students and staff. Way to go Mr. Grandits!

Mini Golf in the Community

Mrs. Strader’s class enjoyed a sunny day of miniature golf. The class loaded up and headed to Trail’s Dynasty in Indian Trail. The class was up for the challenge and even scored a hole in one. We worked up an appetite and ate a picnic lunch. Using our purchasing skills we topped off the trip with a dish of ice cream before heading back to school.

Nic is back!

Nic is back!!! It has been wonderful to have him back with our Wolfe family this week. His strength and determination on his road to recovery amaze us daily. Nic you are a miracle and an inspiration to us all! Can’t wait to see what the future holds! Stay tuned for more about Nic’s story!

Michelle Konopka selected as 2019-2020 Instructional Assistant of the Year

Congratulations to Wolfe School's Instructional Assistant of the year, Michelle Konopka. Michelle was described by her colleagues as a person who is always ready to work and help in any way she can. She is a team player whose love for students is evident in everything that she does. She is always positive and supportive of both students and staff. Way to go Michelle!

2019-2020 School Year off to a Great Start

The 2019-2020 School Year has gotten off to a great start. We are excited to welcome 12 new students and their families to Wolfe! Students have been excited to return to school, see teachers and friends, and learn new things! We are looking forward to a wonderful year!

Prom 2019

Food Lion provides Easter dinners

Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Wolfe Students Shine at Special Olympics

Souper Bowl of Caring Fundraiser a Success

Love the Bus Week

Wolfe Students Are Thankful

A fall trip to the farm

Ms. Sue Lee receives Teacher of the Year recognition

Monroe Police Department officers stop by for a fun fall visit