We are excited to host Career Day on March 4th, where students will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of careers from community members and families. This event helps students connect school learning to real-world opportunities and encourages curiosity about future goals.

We would love for parent volunteers to come in and talk to our students about your profession, along with the education and/or training you received. We will have volunteers set up booth style around the cafeteria. Feel free to bring school appropriate props to help explain your career. If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out the attached form and someone from the school will contact you with more details! Career day will take place March 4th, from 8:30 - 10:30am.

If you are interested in your child receiving services from our department, please fill out this form. 

Warm regards,

Ms. Delgado k-1 counselor

Mrs. Adair 2-3 counselor

Mrs. Carey 4-5 counselor

What a great week at W.M. Irvin!

🌟 Staff Shoutouts

Congratulations to Mr. Bell, our Support Staff Member of the Year, and Mr. Tommy from our awesome custodial team!

We also proudly celebrate Ms. Holmberg, 2nd Grade Teacher, as our Beginning Teacher of the Year. We are so thankful for their dedication to our students!

💃 Someone Special Dance

Our Annual Someone Special Dance was a huge success! Thank you to all the families who joined us for a fun evening of dancing and making memories.

🚌 SOARing Eagles

We celebrated students earning positive referrals and positive bus referrals. Our Eagles continue to impress us with how they S.O.A.R. every day!

📅 Coming Up

📸 Picture Day – February 24

🎤 Black History Month Program – February 26

🖤 Black History Month Spirit Week – See dress-up days below!

❤️🖤💚 Black History Month Spirit Week❤️🖤💚

🎢 Our 5th graders are raising money for their Carowinds trip — check below for ways to support!

Our 5th graders need your help getting to Carowinds for their end-of-year field trip! The 5th grade team is hosting a Krispy Kreme February fundraiser to help ensure every student can attend this exciting trip.

Want to treat yourself (or your team 😉) and support a sweet cause? Grab a box—or three! Every dozen helps our students get one step closer to an unforgettable experience.

Thank you for supporting our 5th graders and helping make this trip possible! 🍩💙💛

👉 Order here:

📘 Yearbooks Are On Sale!

Click the link below to learn more and purchase your yearbook. Don’t miss out on capturing this year’s memories!

Yearbook info: https://www.parentsquare.com/feeds/70697529

We have some exciting opportunities for families to get involved! Volunteers are needed for our upcoming Career Day for 4th and 5th grade students. Please see the information below for details on how to help—we’d love your support!

Thank you for being such an amazing Irvin community! 💙

Wow what a turn out we had for the Someone Special Dance! Thank you to everyone who participated. We hope you had a great time! 

PTO has a volunteer need for the PBIS celebration on 3/5. You must be a secure volunteer. Here is the link to sign up! 

Skate Night make up night will be Tuesday March 31st 6:30-8:30

WM Irvin PTO Sponsorship Information (Eng)

WM Irvin PTO Sponsorship Information (Esp)

We are excited to host a career day for our fourth and fifth grade students this year! We would love for parent volunteers to come in and talk to our students about your profession, along with the education and/or training you received. We will have volunteers set up booth style around the cafeteria. Feel free to bring school appropriate props to help explain your career. If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out this form and someone from the school will contact you with more details! Career day will take place March 4th, from 8:30-10:30am.

We are still collecting canned goods, paper towel rolls and toilet paper rolls outside the Robotics Lab! Please donate, if you can!  

Save The Date: Thursday, March 26 is our Lights STEM Action Night! We are looking forward to hosting our art show, musical performances, and STEM Night that evening! 

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STEM Builds the Future: 1 Can at a Time

We are excited to partner with 1Can and the Cabarrus County Education Foundation (CCEF) for an upcoming Canned Food Art Challenge. Families are invited to donate canned goods that students will use to create collaborative art designs. Once the challenge is complete, all donated cans will be given to 1Can, who will distribute them to local food banks and people in need. This is a meaningful way for students to combine creativity, teamwork, and service while supporting families in our community. Thank you for helping us make a positive impact! 

Please fill out this form or contact Megan Charlton, our District STEM Coach (Megan.Charlton@cabarrus.k12.nc.us). 

Dear Families,

This week, our school community will focus on the character strength of Humility. Humility means not seeking attention and letting your actions speak for themselves. Humble people understand their abilities and achievements without underestimating them. They can admit mistakes, accept advice, and are open to new ideas. They don't show off their successes or possessions.

Developing humility helps people reflect on how they can improve and work well with others. It allows them to grow and become valuable team members.

To practice and encourage the character strength of humility at home, please visit The Positivity Project’s mobile-friendly P2 for Families (available in English and Spanish), where you will watch a video together and discuss a quote and three questions. Below are links to this week’s P2 for Families lessons. Click on the grade level that best meets your child’s needs.

Thank you for your support!

Dear Irvin Families,

As school counselors we want to take a moment to share how we support students through age-appropriate learning and to highlight an exciting event coming up soon.

We often talk with students about making safe and responsible choices online. Families play a key role in helping children navigate technology in age-appropriate ways. We encourage parents and caregivers to regularly monitor apps, games, and social media use, set clear screen-time limits, and have ongoing conversations about online behavior, privacy, and digital kindness. What children see and experience online can impact their emotional well-being, peer relationships, and learning. Modeling healthy technology habits and keeping communication open can help students build strong digital citizenship skills.

The application for 26-27 NCPK is now open.

This is a wonderful opportunity for families to give their child a strong start in a nurturing and engaging environment. 💛

Please help us spread the word! Families can call the number listed on the flyer below to check eligibility.

Let’s work together to fill this classroom with future Eagles! 🦅