Cardinal News

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    Literacy At Home

    Hello NC Parents! Are you looking for more ways to include reading at home? We are proud to announce a brand new resource. Find it here: bit.ly/homeliteracy

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  • Students in the CrossFit class listening for directions

    FOES CrossFit Program 1st in N.C.!

    Our very own Amanda Johnson has brought CrossFit to our school. Click the link to learn more about how this benefits our students.

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  • Pastor Fred & some of the congregation of Smith Chapel

    An Ice Cream 'Thank You'

    Pastor Fred and his congregation from Smith Chapel treated us to an ice cream party this afternoon to say “thank you” for all we do! We are so thankful for this kindness!

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  • Spelling Bee Winner

    Spelling Bee Champion

    Four Oaks Elementary held its school Spelling Bee on Thursday, Nov. 18th. Thirteen participants, from fourth and fifth grades were in the Spelling Bee. Addi Dunn, a fifth grade student in Mrs. Brammer’s class, won the Spelling Bee by spelling the word “toppled” correctly. Lexi Franklin, a fourth grade student in Mrs. McGowen’s class, was first runner up in the Spelling Bee. Mrs. Jill Parrish, Four Oaks Elementary’s Spelling Coach said, “Addi will represent Four Oaks Elementary in the County Spelling Bee in January."

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    Introducing Xello for Families

    Dear Parents and Guardians, We would like to introduce you to a new program our school has acquired to help your child prepare for academic, career, and future success. Here’s how it works...

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  • Four Oaks Community Men's Outreach Organization and Principal Kathy Parrish

    Community Partnerships for Cardinals

    The Four Oaks Community Men's Outreach Organization came to school on August 19th to deliver backpacks filled with school supplies for students who might need help starting the school year! Chris Haley, president, said the men wanted to do something for the students and that was the best idea they had. Mrs. Kathy Parrish, principal, was thrilled that the group came on the morning of August 19th--the same day we welcomed families and students into our building for the 21-22 school year.

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  • Mrs. Parrish and the members of Joker 50 RA and 301 Brothers RC

    Pulling Together for Student Success

    Joker 50 RA and 301 Brothers RC have partnered with Four Oaks Elementary for the 2021-2022 School year. These bikers collected and delivered school supplies to kick off the year in a successful way to support students as they return to school. Mrs. Kathy Parrish, principal of Four Oaks Elementary, is proud to work in a community where everyone pulls together for student success!

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    2021 5th Grade Grad Walk

    2021 5th Grade Graduation Walk

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  • FOES Bus Driver & Substitute Bus Driver of the 2020-21 school year

    Ms. McNeill is a Child Nutritionist Assistant at Four Oaks Elementary School. Lorrel Dunn is the Head Custodian at Four Oaks Elementary School. They serve our students in so many different capacities aside from transporting them to and from school in a safe environment. They are role models for our students as to how to treat others with respect and they always have a smile on their face. Thank you Ms. McNeill and Ms. Dunn for always being there for us.

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  • First Year Teacher of the Year

    Congratulations to our First Year Teacher of the Year: Lauren Jarman!

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  • Johnston County Spelling Bee Champion from FOES

    Lainee Everette won 1st place in the Johnston County Elementary Spelling Bee. Jill Parrish, spelling bee coach and Kathy Parrish, Principal are very proud of Lainee and her accomplishment!

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