Our June 2026 Final Exam Schedule.

 

Registration for 2026-27 School Year: Students have been registering for their 2026-27 courses in their 2nd period classes throughout the month of March. As students submit their course requests, they will receive a confirmation email to their WCPSS email account. Students can make changes to their registration selections through the "edit form" link in their confirmation email until 11:59pm on Wednesday, March 25th. 

Important Dates and Resources:

    March 18 - Applications due for Yearbook, PEPI, Newspaper and Library Media Studies (info here)

    March 25 - Deadline to make selection changes via Google Form

    Curriculum Night Handouts and Presentations

    Registration Resources

 

CCP Application Session - Our Wake Tech CCP representative will be on campus during lunch on Tuesday, March 17th to assist students with completing the enrollment process for CCP. Students can sign up in Alltimely under Ms. Merry to attend. Students will need to bring their Chromebook to the session. They will be back on April 14th to assist students with registering for CCP classes after they've been accepted to CCP. 

 

Save the Date - Advantage College Planning "Finding the Right College Fit" Presentation: Advantage College Planning will be presenting another free family workshop on April 28th at 6:00pm in the FGHS Auditorium. This presentation focuses on finding your college fit - academically, socially and financially, how to narrow down schools and how to make the most out of your college visits. Please let us know you're coming by filling out this form. Registration is not required. 

 

 

We are excited to share a new opportunity for our community to directly support students at Felton Grove High School through the Purposity website and mobile app.

Purposity is a platform designed to connect real, specific student needs with individuals and organizations who want to help. Through the Purposity app or website, schools can post individual needs for students, such as clothing, supplies, or other essential items. Community members can then choose a need they would like to support, and Purposity facilitates the process of fulfilling that need quickly and securely.

Our goal in using Purposity is to strengthen the partnership between our school and community while ensuring that students receive the support they need to succeed both inside and outside of the classroom.

Beginning Monday, March 16, Felton Grove High School will officially launch our Purposity page. Here is our Felton Grove High School Purposity Link.  We will begin sharing student needs that members of our community can choose to support. Each need posted is carefully reviewed and shared to ensure privacy and dignity for our students while allowing others to make a meaningful impact.

We encourage parents, community members, and local partners to visit our page, explore the posted needs, and consider supporting a student if you are able. Even simply sharing the page with others helps expand our network of support.

Thank you for your continued commitment to the success and well-being of our Felton Grove students.

 

NCSU Summer Programs The Online Research Academy connects high school students directly with faculty from NC State and other NC universities to conduct introductory college-level research. The 36 Hours to Save the World program is an intense interdisciplinary experience in which students create solutions for a unique global challenge in a one-weekend "hackathon" style competition, guided by faculty mentors. The Admissions Academy is intended for rising seniors, and gives step-by-step instruction in writing their personal statement and navigating the Common App. Taught by a college counselor with over 20 years' experience, Admissions Academy also includes one-on-one essay coaching and optional supplemental essay classes. The landing page for all programs is here: Pre-College Programs There, you can also register for an upcoming Q&A webinar if you would like more information.

 

 

Resource Conservation Workshop (RCW) is a weeklong camp for rising 10th-12th grade students across North Carolina. The camp provides students with opportunities to speak with professionals from a variety of fields in the natural sciences, go on field trips, engage in hands-on activities and projects, and learn about the college experience and career paths.  The camp dates this year are Sunday, June 14th through Friday, June 19th, and students stay in dorms at NC State’s campus in Raleigh. Students must apply through their county’s Soil and Water Conservation District and be selected to attend.  Wake Soil & Water pays the full tuition ($650) for at least 3 students, and also may select a few students to attend and pay their own way if the family is able. Visit our website to download the application. 

Helpful links for more information about RCW:

Wake SWCD webpage: 2026 Resource Conservation Workshop | Wake County Government

NCSU webpage: Resource Conservation Workshop | NC State Extension

Division of Soil and Water Conservation Districts webpage: Soil & Water - Resource Conservation Workshop | NC Agriculture

 

 

 

Mathnasium is in need of volunteers to help with upcoming Math Nights at local Elementary schools on the following dates:

The volunteers would be at a station to help with the math game/activity at that station/table. These games/activities are played by students and their parents as they rotate through the math night event. The volunteers are there to help facilitate the game/activity that the kids are playing with their parents. Each game/activity is super quick and easy to both learn and play.

If interested in volunteering, fill out this form: https://forms.gle/UctEWakwK4pVQf7c8

If anyone has any questions they can text or email the following: 919-577-6284 or hollyspringsnc@mathnasium.com

Student Volunteer Leadership Opportunity with Note in the Pocket Organization-Earn Volunteer Hours

Applications for Teen Board are OPEN until April 3rd for all Wake County High School students, rising 9th-11th graders.  Join the Teen Board and help the community and earn volunteer hours! 

 

See Website for more information:  https://noteinthepocket.org/teen-board/

 

What is the Teen Board?

Local high school students from the Triangle volunteer their time on the Teen Board to support Note in the Pocket’s mission. Our Teen Board leaders complete a variety of projects to gain hands-on leadership development experience. Mentors will provide them with insight into the functions and demands of running a nonprofit organization, help them develop and hone their leadership skills, and offer guidance and support in their efforts to implement projects that will improve the lives of children throughout our community.

 

Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSen3-xZWg3xJRvkVlfDhilVJy1Ac0ITTKk-8O6BhkF6ZNpxmA/viewform

 

 

 

For the 26-27 school year, we will offer four classes that are application based.  You will find information for them and their applications listed below.  All applications are due by 3 pm on March 18th (no exceptions).  

 

PEPI - PHYSICAL EDUCATION PUPIL INSTRUCTORS

This class will work with our adaptive PE classes. Students will be trained in classroom management; development of physical activity lessons, conflict resolution skills, and providing lessons aligned to the Physical Education goals in the North Carolina Standard Course of Study.   

 

Library Media Studies: Library Media Studies is an internship-style course based around the 4Cs of collaboration, communication, creativity, and critical thinking. Recommended as small-group blended instruction, this course empowers students to lead in the library while learning how to access and organize resources for academic research, develop literacy skills and enjoyment, use technology to enhance learning, and provide support to other students. In addition to daily roles and weekly assignments, students will participate in project-based learning as evidenced on a digital portfolio.

 

Newspaper: This introductory newspaper course is designed for students interested in the construction and publication of regular editions of the school newspaper. Focus areas

are learning the skills of newspaper writing and the responsibilities of newspaper business management.

 

Yearbook: Application Attached.  This class will design and produce the annual yearbook for Felton Grove High School.  Some of the activities included will be advertising, layout planning, photography, copywriting and proofing. Please return the completed application to Ms. Booth. 

Students ages 13-19 can connect after school with young adults trained and supervised by licensed clinicians who have lived experience with many of the challenges teens face, such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, and loneliness. 

 

Through a partnership with Somethings, support is available through messaging or video calls, with no insurance or referral required.

 

 Please also see  shared information for more details about this partnership with WCPSS.

 

 

 

SpringsFest Volunteers: The Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce is looking for students to volunteer to help with this year’s SpringsFest event that is hosted in downtown Holly Springs on Saturday, April 25 from 10a - 4p. SpringsFest drew over 12,000 people in 2025. There will be over 125 vendors, various food trucks, live entertainment, a kids zone, and a car show with touch-a-truck experience. To volunteer, click the following link: https://forms.gle/tV47CZM6neuADk8r5 or contact the Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce.

 

 

Driver's Ed is offering classes in March, April, and May and they still have openings.  If you would like to sign up for driver's ed, please go to the "driver's ed" link under "student life" on the Felton Grove website for more information.

 

 

Golf Team Fundraiser Tournament: Show your support for the FGHS Golf program by participating in the first annual Golf tournament to support both the boys' and girls' golf teams. The fundraiser tournament will be held on Monday, April 13th at 12 Oaks with a 12:00 start time. Click the link below to sign up or make a donation. 

 

 

March 20  No School, Teacher Workday

March 27  End of the 3rd Quarter

March 30 to April 6  Spring Break

May 1 No School, Teacher Workday