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**********December 11, 2018****UCA will be closed Tuesday 12/11 Due to Winter Weather Conditions********Athletics ......12/7 Basketball Results JV Men defeated East Montgomery 57-52.... Varsity Women' defeated East Montgomery 81- 63....Varsity Men lost to East Montgomery 70-85.......12/8 Wrestling finished 1st in the Lumberton Border Duals.......12/14 Homecoming Basketball Game vs North Rowan.********UCA is now accepting applications for 2 board positions until December 16th Apply Below***********MS News....Chorus and Orchestra Concerts are rescheduled for December 17th at 7:00 pm*******.ES News.******Full Day Friday/ Pack a Lunch! ******Click on SCHOOL NEWS for more information for each school******
UCA Student, Montana Wright, receives Courier Tribune

UCA Student, Montana Wright, receives Courier Tribune "Trailblazer" Award

Uwharrie Charter Academy (UCA) sophomore Montana Wright studies, performs, volunteers and even finds time to express herself creatively through photography in her spare time.
Oh, yes. And she’s the 2019 Miss Randolph County Outstanding Teen.
 
 
 
 
“I have been competing in that pageant for three years. That was my third time competing,” she said. “It was a dream of mine since I was a little girl to win that pageant and represent my community.
“With being Miss Randolph County’s Outstanding Teen, I will go on to compete in Miss North Carolina’s Outstanding Teen in April, in High Point. Maybe in the future, I will be Miss North Carolina, we’ll see.”
“I’ve loved photography since I was little,” she said.

Wright is also a participant in the LIFT (Student Leadership Information For Tomorrow) program, offered by the Asheboro/Randolph Chamber of Commerce. The seven-month program offers 26 rising sophomores and juniors who reside in Randolph County the opportunity to learn more about the area and gain valuable leadership skills.
The goal of LIFT is to produce leaders who are interested in their community both now and in the future. Wright is part of the Student LIFT Class of 2018-19.
Wright also enjoys spending time with her family, parents Stephen and Rebecka Wright and siblings Cody Wright, Kaz Wright and Victoria Coble.
“I have two half-brothers and a half-sister, who are all older than me, and married, some with kids,” Wright said.
Five interesting facts about Montana Wright
* She enjoys traveling. She has traveled to Europe, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Georgia, Florida and more.
* She was once chosen as a guest speaker at Donna Lee Loflin Elementary in Asheboro for its promotion ceremony.

* She enjoys “Cake Decorating” with her mom and dad.
* She loves baseball.
* She enjoys playing with her pets: Kiki, Corky, Toby, Roxy and Pancake.

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Now Accepting Applications for UCA Board Featured Photo

Now Accepting Applications for UCA Board

UCA will be accepting applications for 2 board positions. If interested in becoming a part of UCA Board of Directors, please review the board member position description (link provided below) and complete a board member application (link provided below). After the application is complete, please email it to BoardNominations@uwharriecharter.org. We will be accepting board member applications through December 16, 2018. These applications will be reviewed by the board nomination committee. Once reviews and interviews are complete, the entire board will select new members to serve a three year term beginning Summer 2019.
UCA's Amanda Whatley- 1st Place Penguin Random House Teacher Award for Literacy Featured Photo

UCA's Amanda Whatley- 1st Place Penguin Random House Teacher Award for Literacy

AMANDA WHATLEY First Place $10,000 Grant Recipient High School English Teacher UWHARRIE CHARTER ACADEMY Asheboro, NC High school teacher Amanda Whatley’s passion for learning and teaching is apparent. She uses various evidence- based practices in her classroom to reach all learners. The Monster Literacy Night project is designed to engage students in literacy practices that include reading, analyzing, researching, and knowledge-sharing. The overall objective of the program is to encourage a lifelong love of reading and research in students of all ages, and to make difficult texts accessible to all students. This program earned her the First Place 2018 Penguin Random House Teacher Award for Literacy.
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