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Andry Ardila
Hi! My name is Andry! I'm from a small city called Bucaramanga in Colombia, that's where I have lived most of my life. My native language is Spanish. In 2012 I had the amazing opportunity to live in Fayetteville, North Carolina, I was a teacher in one of the Spanish immersion schools there. Then, in 2013 I went back to Colombia and four years later I applied to Participate program. Currently, I am working at Selma Elementary School as a Kindergarten teacher in Dual Language Program. I am impressed to see the way children learn the foreign language and its culture.
I encourage them to learn Spanish and its culture! I am sure they will feel motivated to visit Colombia or any other Latin American country in the future! I have a Bachelor’s Degree in English and I started my M.A. in Tesol this year.
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Join the PTCO
Please support our school by joining the Selma Elementary Parent Teacher Community Organization.
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Second Semester Choice Form
Every JCPS parent was to fill ou the Second Semester Choice form to choose either the Virtual Program OR face-to-face instruction for each of their students by Monday, Nov. 30. If you were unable to fill out the form by Nov. 30 please contact your child's school for assistance. The form was to be filled out for ALL students in grades PreK-12.
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Holiday Meal Kit Form
We are offering a new opportunity for our families this winter break. Parents are invited to sign up to receive holiday meal kits that will be distributed from all of our high school sites. Each meal kit will include seven days of packaged breakfast and lunch meals per child.
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Say Something App coming to JCPS Nov. 30th
On Nov. 30, JCPS will launch Say Something, an anonymous reporting system that lets middle and high school students, parents, staff, and community members securely share safety concerns.
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Updated Social Distancing Procedures
Information on social distancing in school settings has been recently updated by the NC Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS). Upon receiving information from the NCDHHS, we consulted with the Johnston County Public Health Department on the impact these updates will have on our school system. This ongoing collaboration continues to guide our decision-making as students return to classrooms for in-person instruction.
