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Armstrong Elementary School conducts classes from prekindergarten through grade five. The school enrolls more than 400 students. Its curriculum includes physical education, arts, music, speech, reading, writing, spelling, computer, mathematics, science, social studies and health. Its guidance and counseling department counsels students' in their educational development and also offers individual and group counseling services. The school s library media center is an instructional support center for the students and staff to increase students reading skills to improve their abilities to use technology and books. It also has a parent involvement group that works with students, families, schools and businesses to expand the educational opportunities for students. Armstrong Elementary School is located in Fayetteville, N.C.
Stedman Elementary School is an educational institution that enrolls more than 250 students in grades two to five. It conducts classes in art, music and physical education. The school operates a parent-teacher association that hosts various fundraising events and activities. Stedman Elementary School provides the Battle of the Books programs. It organizes science fairs, talent shows and spelling bee competitions. Stedman Elementary School also operates art, beta and safety patrol clubs. It provides sessions in gifted and special education. The school features a full-service library and media center that maintains a collection of fiction and nonfiction books. In addition, the school publishes a monthly newsletter that provides information about the upcoming events. Stedman Elementary School is located in Stedman, N.C.
Located in Hope Mills, N.C., Hope Mills Middle School provides educational programs to students in grades six through eight. The school has an enrollment of more than 750 students and offers a variety of subjects, such as foreign language, health education, mathematics, music, social studies, technology, visual arts, English, and home and career skills. It operates various clubs, including Battle of the Books, National Beta Club and science Olympiad. The school has a guidance and counseling department that provides basic assistance to students regarding scholarships, career planning, and social and mental problems. Its media center offers a range of dictionaries, encyclopedias, maps, magazines, portals, archives and more than 70,000 education-related sites as an additional resource for students. Established in 1904, Hope Mills Middle School is a part of Cumberlands County Schools.
