Vick Elementary

Vick Elementary School is a learning community committed to inclusion, perseverance, and progress among Elementary Schools in North Carolina. With approximately 325 K–5 students and a student-teacher ratio of 15:1, the school excels at individualized instruction and promoting academic growth. The proficiency rates are low (approximately 14% math and 24% reading); however, the teachers at Vick Elementary work hard to close gaps in learning and provide additional supports when necessary. The school is also committed to family engagement through local events and enrichment programs. The area around Vick is very affordable; the median home price in the area is near $190,000. Vick Elementary provides a supportive environment where students are encouraged to learn, grow, and succeed. Vick's commitment to continuous improvement makes it a valued component of Elementary Schools in North Carolina.

Vick Elementary School in Wilson is proud of Principal Annette Faison for being named Wilson County Schools Principal of the Year and will represent the district in the region.

Q1: Who is the principal1 at Vick Elementary School?

A: Principal Annette Faison is responsible for leading this school. She is good at her job, as she was recognized as Principal of the Year for Wilson County Schools.

Q2: What exciting things happen after school at Vick Elementary?

A: There are clubs for art, reading programs and activities for student leadership.

Q3: Are the teachers at Vick Elementary good teachers?

A: Yes! The teachers are qualified and very dedicated to providing students with an excellent education.

Q4: How can parents help at the school?

A: Parents can attend PTA meetings, volunteer time to events, and collaborate with teachers for student success in class.

Q5: What does Vick Elementary teach?

A: Vick Elementary teaches a rigorous curriculum aligned to North Carolina's standards, and the curriculum includes general education classes as well as supplementary and enrichment classes for the arts.