Pride Resources

Welcome

Your one-stop destination for prospective parents and extended families of the Pride to quickly access links to frequently used information at Henderson Collegiate. Whether you're exploring our community for the first time or seeking to support a student in their journey, you've come to the right place.

Current parents and guardians of the Pride can enjoy an enhanced experience by logging into the Parent Portal, where additional resources and supports are readily available.

Together, we’re climbing the mountain to and through college!

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Calendars

SCHOOL CALENDAR athletics calendar nutrition calendar

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Contact Us

Elementary School

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Staff Directory

Henderson Collegiate Staff Directory

Henderson Collegiate parents/guardians may access an enhanced Staff Directory using a passkey to access emails and phone numbers in the Parent Portal.

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Technology

link to technology

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Infinite Campus

Link to Parent Portal

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2025-26 Arrival Times

Arrival is 7:20 - 7:50 am daily for all 3 campuses.

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2025-26 Bus Schedules

Regular Session

Buses & Stops

Drivers

Drop Off (am)
Mon - Fri

Pick Up (pm)
Mon - Thu

Pick Up (pm)
Fri

Middleburg

(MS Separate Bus)

Mr. Harrington
Mr. Henderson

7:00

3:55

1:40

Gillburg

(MS Separate Bus)

Mrs. Hawkins
Ms. Martin
Ms. Reed

7:00

3:50

1:35

Old Aycock

(MS Separate Bus)

Mrs. Hawkins
Ms. Martin
Ms. Reed

7:10

4:00

1:45

Burlington Stores (Dabney Roses)

(MS Separate Bus)

Mrs. Fuller
Mr. Adams

7:10

3:50

1:35

Norlina Rd. Roses

(MS Separate Bus)

Mr. Judkins
TBD

7:10

3:50

1:35

YMCA

(ES Separate Bus)

Ms. Boyd

3:55

1:40

Lincoln Heights

Mr. Evans

7:15

4:00

1:45

Williamsboro

Mr. Evans

7:05

4:10

1:55

Boys and Girls Club

Mrs. Winston

4:05

1:45

Salvation Army

Mrs. Shearin

4:00

1:45

Aldi’s

Mrs. Shearin

7:05

4:05

1:50

Knowles Terrace

Ms. Brown

7:10

4:00

1:45

JP Taylor

Mr. Boyd

7:05

4:00

1:45

Kittrell Grocery

Mr. Boyd

6:55

4:10

1:55

Early Release

Buses & Stops

Drivers

Drop Off (am)

Pick Up (pm)

Middleburg
(MS Separate Bus)

Mr. Harrington
Mr. Henderson

7:00

12:35

Gillburg
(MS Separate Bus)

Mrs. Hawkins
Ms. Martin
Ms. Reed

7:00

12:30

Old Aycock
(MS Separate Bus)

Mrs. Hawkins
Ms. Martin
Ms. Reed

7:10

12:40

Burlington Stores (Dabney Roses)
(MS Separate Bus)

Mrs. Fuller
Mr. Adams

7:10

12:30

Norlina Rd. Roses
(MS Separate Bus)

Mr. Judkins
TBD

7:10

12:30

YMCA
(ES Separate Bus)

Ms. Boyd

12:35

Lincoln Heights

Mr. Evans

7:15

12:40

Williamsboro

Mr. Evans

7:05

12:50

Boys and Girls Club

Mrs. Winston

12:45

Salvation Army

Mrs. Shearin

12:40

Aldi’s

Mrs. Shearin

7:05

12:45

Knowles Terrace

Ms. Brown

7:10

12:40

JP Taylor

Mr. Boyd

7:05

12:40

Kittrell Grocery

Mr. Boyd

6:55

12:50

2025-26 Start of School*

Buses & Stops

Drivers

Drop Off (am)

Pick Up (pm)

Middleburg
(MS Separate Bus)

Mr. Harrington
Mr. Henderson

7:00

2:40

Gillburg
(MS Separate Bus)

Mrs. Hawkins
Ms. Martin
Ms. Reed

7:00

2:35

Old Aycock
(MS Separate Bus)

Mrs. Hawkins
Ms. Martin
Ms. Reed

7:10

2:45

Burlington Stores (Dabney Roses)
(MS Separate Bus)

Mrs. Fuller
Mr. Adams

7:10

2:35

Norlina Rd. Roses
(MS Separate Bus)

Mr. Judkins
TBD

7:10

2:35

YMCA
(ES Separate Bus)

Ms. Boyd

2:40

Lincoln Heights

Mr. Evans

7:15

2:45

Williamsboro

Mr. Evans

7:05

2:55

Boys and Girls Club

Mrs. Winston

2:50

Salvation Army

Mrs. Shearin

2:45

Aldi’s

Mrs. Shearin

7:05

2:50

Knowles Terrace

Ms. Brown

7:10

2:45

JP Taylor

Mr. Boyd

7:05

2:45

Kittrell Grocery

Mr. Boyd

6:55

2:55

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2025-26 Car Riders, Drivers, Walkers Dismissal Times

Regular Session

Prides/Group	Mon - Thu Dismissal	Fri Dismissal
K-1	3:20 pm	1:15 pm
2-4 and ES Siblings	3:30 pm	1:30 pm
5-12	3:25 pm	1:15 pm
Student Drivers and Walkers	3:25 pm	1:15 pm

Early Release

Prides/Group	Monday - Friday Dismissal
K-1	12:10 pm
2-4 and ES Siblings	12:25 pm
5-12	12:10 pm
Student Drivers and Walkers	12:10 pm

2025-26 Start and End of School + MORE*

Prides/Group	Monday - Friday Dismissal
K-1	2:10 pm
2-4 and ES Siblings	2:25 pm
5-12	2:10 pm
Student Drivers and Walkers	2:10 pm

* 2025-26 Start and End of School + MORE includes:

2025: Kindergarten Strong Start, New Student Orientation, first two (2) weeks of school
2026: Last week of school, Summer Remediation

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Athletics

You may access full program by visiting Athletics.

Purchase Event Tickets
Athletics Calendar

Purchase Event Tickets

Athletics Calendar

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Uniforms & Dress Code

Uniforms & Dress Code

Uniforms & Dress Code

Students are to wear a Henderson Collegiate Polo shirt every day, Monday through Thursday. A Henderson Collegiate t-shirt can be worn on Fridays. All uniform shirts can be purchased at each school’s front office.

Students also must wear khaki pants with slit pockets, a black or brown belt, and solid black shoes.

Black/Brown Belt

YES

These are all solid black or brown belts.
They are all professional and solid colored.
Many of the belts shown are able to be fastened all the way around and are perfect for a quickly growing child.

NO

Although this belt is all black, it has studs on it. This would NOT be allowed as a belt for professional dress at Henderson Collegiate.
This belt buckle is too large, and there is décor on the buckle. This would NOT be allowed as a belt for professional dress at Henderson Collegiate.
This belt is clear and has gold décor. This would NOT be allowed as a belt for professional dress at Henderson Collegiate.

Khaki Pants

YES

YES-these are professional, khaki, well-fitting, and have "slit" pockets.
This is an example of a "slit" pocket. The slit pocket may have a button as well.

NO

NO! —these are not professional, they are "skinny" pants, and have stitched-on pockets. These would not be allowed at Henderson Collegiate.
These pockets are not "slit" pockets and would not be allowed on the back of professional pants worn at Henderson Collegiate.

Black Shoes

YES

Every part of these tennis shoes including logos, is completely black

NO

The logos, laces, soles, or tongues of these shoes are NOT in dress code.
Additionally, shoes must have laces or Velcro.

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Oral Health Clinic (Coming Soon!)

Immunization Requirements

It is required by the State of North Carolina that all schools have an individual record of the following vaccinations. Henderson Collegiate must have a copy of the following information in order to enroll your child.

If your child’s cumulative file from their last school does not have the required paperwork we may request that you produce records from your child’s primary physician.

Kindergarten

Vaccination requirements for children entering Kindergarten are listed below:

Vaccine Required	Number of Doses Required
Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis	5 doses
Polio	4 doses
Measles	2 doses
Mumps	2 doses
Rubella	1 dose
Haemophilus Influenza Type B (Hib)	4 doses
Hepatitis B (Hep B)	3 doses
Varicella (chickenpox)	2 doses

7th Grade

Vaccination requirements prior to entering 7th grade include all the above kindergarten vaccines (with the exception of the 2nd dose of varicella) in addition to the new vaccines required as of July 1, 2015, which are listed below.

Vaccine Required	Number of Doses Required
Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis	1 dose
Meningococcal Conjugate	1 dose

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Exceptional Children's Program

Specially Designed Instruction
Project Child Find

Specially Designed Instruction

Henderson Collegiate continuously works toward school-wide program improvement through engaging, research-based academic and behavioral practices. Our school uses data-driven problem-solving to maximize the growth of all of our students. To learn more about North Carolina’s Multi-Tiered System of Supports (NC MTSS) program, to which Henderson Collegiate’s practices are aligned, please check out the links below:

Project Child Find

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School Policies & Notices

State Standardized Testing

Student & Parent Handbook

Technology Acceptable Use Policy & Device Agreement

Title I Parent & Family Engagement Policy

Title I: Parent & Family Engagement Policy

Background

Section 1116 of the Elementary Secondary Education Act (ESEA) requires the involvement of parents, families, and key community members of participating children in the design and implementation of Title I projects. A local educational agency (LEA) may receive funds under this part only if such agency implements programs, activities, and procedures for the involvement of these stakeholders in programs assisted under this part consistent with this section. Such programs, activities, and procedures shall be planned and implemented with meaningful consultation with parents and guardians, extended family members, and community members of participating children.

Purpose

Decades of research has shown that when schools work together with families to support learning, children are inclined to succeed not just in school but throughout life. Henderson Collegiate, Inc. believes that learning can best take place when there is shared effort, interest, and commitment among students, parents, extended family members, community members, and staff.

The goal of this Parent and Family Engagement Plan is to support in a more consistent and effective manner those things already in practice, as well as to generate new ways of strengthening the partnership between school and home

AHERA Regulatory Notice

NOTICE REGARDING AHERA REGULATIONS

TO: ALL HENDERSON COLLEGIATE FAMILIES AND STAFF

FROM: RICK WESLEY, FACILITIES DIRECTOR
RE: REQUIRED ANNUAL AHERA NOTIFICATIONS

DATE: AUGUST 2024

The US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) requires all schools to inspect building materials for the presence of asbestos. AHERA excludes schools from the inspection requirement if the school was constructed after October 12, 1988, and has a signed statement from the architect or project engineer responsible for constructing the school stating that no asbestos-containing materials were specified for use in the construction/manufacturing of the school. Our school has been provided such a statement, and is, therefore, exempt from the requirement to conduct an asbestos inspection. The EPA requires us to annually notify you that we are aware of the AHERA regulation, and that we are compliant. The Management Plan is available for your review at any time during normal school hours. The AHERA LEA Designee, Rick Wesley, is also available to answer any questions you may have about asbestos in buildings, during normal school hours or by email at rwesley@hendersoncollegiate.org.

Parents Bill of Rights

Henderson Collegiate (the School) believes that parent and family involvement must be aggressively pursued and supported by our communities, in homes, schools/colleges/universities, neighborhoods, businesses, faith congregations, organizations, and government entities by working together in a mutually collaborative effort. As such, the Board is committed to developing policies to involve parents in schools and their child’s education effectively. N.C.G.S. § 115C-76.20(b)(3).

All parents/families and educators must prioritize family involvement in education; thus, the Board commits to providing support and coordination for school staff and parents to implement and sustain appropriate parent involvement.

Improved student achievement must be the equally shared responsibility and the goal of parents, teachers, the school system, and the community. Thus, the Board commits to seeing that each school has effective volunteer programs to address student needs and commits to utilizing schools to assist students and families in connecting with community resources.

The Board commits that it will impact student achievement significantly by improving the quality and quantity of parent/family involvement. Consequently, the Board will provide guidance, support, cooperation, and the necessary funding to enable parents to become active partners in education.

Parent’s Guide to Student Achievement (PGSA)

It is Henderson Collegiate’s goal to offer parents and guardians access to information regarding student achievement via this Parent’s Guide to Student Achievement (PGSA). Should you wish to obtain paper copies of this document and its contents, you can make a request through your child’s respective school.

USDA Non-Discrimination Statement

USDA Non-Discrimination Policy

In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA.

Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English.

To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by:

(1)     mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture
          Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
          1400 Independence Avenue, SW
          Washington, D.C. 20250-9410;

(2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or

(3) email: program.intake@usda.gov.

July 2025

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Family Support

Community Resources

Community Resources

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Resource	Contact Information
Vance County Department of Social Services (DSS) Food Stamps Medicaid Emergency Assistance Utilities Assistance WIC - Women, Infant and Children Program	500 N. Beckford Dr, Suite C Henderson, NC 27536 (252) 492-5001
Daymark Recovery Services Adult services Youth services Advance access walk-in assessments Routine outpatient therapy Psychiatry/dedication management Intensive in-home Assessment and therapy for youth involved in juvenile justice Tailored care management	943 W. Andrews Ave, Suite H Henderson, NC 27536 (252) 433-0061
Therapeutic Specialties of NC Counseling Evaluations Speech and language	104 Market St. Henderson, NC 27537 (252) 431-4418
EL Futuro Bilingual mental health clinic Serves Latino immigrant families Provide mental health evaluations, individual, family, group therapy, psychiatric treatment, DWI assessment and treatment, substance abuse evaluation and treatment, trauma treatment Accept most Insurances but also serve those with no Insurance	202 Chapel Hill Road, Suite 23 Durham, NC 27701 (919) 688-7101 ext 600
NuMe Counseling & Consulting Provide counseling services in the home and school setting Clinical mental health counselors	12500 Angel Falls Road Raleigh, NC 27614 (919) 449-7059
RHA Mobile Crisis Crisis Response	(844) 709-4097
Vision Behavioral Health Services, LLC Drug and alcohol treatment services Mix of mental health and substance abuse support Medications for psychiatric disorders Does not treat opioid addiction Trauma related counseling Relapse prevention Crisis line Regular business Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:00pm Open access clinic Mon-Fri 9:30am-1:30pm	104 N. Main St. Louisburg NC, 27549 (919) 496-7781 Ext. 100 Crisis Line (919) 621-5012
Vision Behavioral Health Services, LLC Mental health outpatient treatment Adults, children and adolescents	111 and 113 Hilltop Village Oxford, NC 27565 (984) 742-7781
Franklin, Vance, Warren Opportunity Inc. Services for low income families Section-8 (Vance County) Headstart HS Centers Youthbuild Community resources	180 S. Beckford Dr. Henderson, NC 27536 www.fvwopp.com
Boys & Girls Club Youth Organization Mentors, meals, after school and during summer, meaningful life experiences Focus ages 6-18	212 N. Clark St. Henderson, NC 27536 (252) 438-5830
Legal Aid Of NC Provides free Legal help to low-income North Carolinians in civil cases involving basic human needs like: Safety Shelter Protecting families and victims of violence Saving homes and preventing homelessness Protecting consumer rights, income and economic opportunity Protecting and defending civil rights and rights of workers	1-800-662-7660
LifeLine Outreach, Inc. Population served families in Henderson NC Cost is free Anyone in need, all ages, individual, families Food Pantry feeds those in need Food to meet basic nutritional needs Only one box per month per household is allowed Bring ID Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:00 am until food gives out Thrift store Hours: Monday thru Friday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm Resale used items Sells clothing, shoes, furniture, appliances and more Emergency Shelter for Women and Children Safe haven for women and children who are homeless The shelter provides: Emergency housing Food Clothing Counseling and supportive services	2014 Raleigh Road Henderson. NC 27536 (252) 438-2098 Emergency Shelter for Women and Children Janice Hargrove, Director (252) 425-0346 Hours: Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm Application for Emergency Shelter: Gwen Williams (252) 438-2093

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