Title I resource teacher, two exceptional education teachers, one guidance counselor, one speech teacher, seven teacher assistants, one band teacher, and four itinerant teachers. The curriculum is based upon the requirements of the North Carolina Standard course of Study, Kindergarten Guide for the Early Years, and other policies of the Stokes County Board of Education. Each classroom has at least one Macintosh computer connected to a local school network and also to the Internet. The media center has a networked lab plus five other computers for student use and research. The media center has an automated check-out system and two search stations for student use in locating books and articles.
All telecommunications equipment is available to students for their use.
Some of the other events and programs that are available to the students include a spelling bee, science fair, geography bee, art contests, and field trips. The school currently follows the traditional type school calendar of four nine week sessions set by the county. School begins in August and ends in late May or early June. Summer school sessions are offered in June and July. Bus transportation is provided daily to students located within the school attendance area.