Working with families, businesses and the community, Griffith provides a nurturing environment to prepare students for the 21st Century. A science program specialist and indoor science lab. Partnership with the master gardener from Forsyth County's office of the N.C. Cooperative Extension Service to help design, develop and cultivate the school's gardens. Parents, community volunteers and business partners also are encouraged to get involved. Computers linked to math and science sites on the Internet and to the web sites of other math and science magnet schools.
Students also can use e-mail.
A student-run store where students can learn about budgeting, tracking sales and money management. The primary goal is to provide quality programs to teach children to become lifelong learners while creating exemplary teachers for the 21st Century. Multiage, looping and single-grade groups that provide a flexible learning environment focused on group learning, individual attention to student needs, and a sense of community. Theme-based teaching approach that crosses different subject areas and a focus on a different cultures each quarter. Computer-based instruction through the Accelerated Reader program, and the Computer Curriculum Corporation math and reading tutorial programs.