Welcome to Wolf Meadow home of Wolfgang and Meadow!
Our mission at Wolf Meadow is to provide the resources and support to build a connected community of kind and confident learners.
Bell Times
Morning Drop-Off
Time: 7:00 AM - 7:30 AM
Important: The Tardy Bell rings promptly at 7:30 AM.
Car Rider Drop-Off
The car rider drop-off line closes at 7:25 AM.
Any cars arriving after 7:25 AM must pull around to the front of the school and escort students inside.
Dismissal
Time: Dismissal begins at 2:00 PM daily.
Attendance is important and we look forward to seeing our students every day!
Student Showcase
We are excited to invite parents and families to our "Love for Learning" Student Showcase on Tuesday, February 13th! Come celebrate the amazing work our students have been doing and see their creativity and accomplishments firsthand.
Showcase Times:
8:30–9:00 AM: Pods A, B, C, and 5th Grade (Kindergarten, First Grade, Third DLI and Fourth Grade DLI)
9:15–9:45 AM: Pods D, E, F (Second Grade including 2nd DLI, Third Grade, and Fourth Grade)
We can’t wait to share our love for learning with you!
Black History Month
February is Black History Month, a time to honor and celebrate the incredible contributions, achievements, and history of Black Americans. At Wolf Meadow Elementary, we recognize the importance of learning about the past, embracing diversity, and inspiring future generations.
Join us in celebrating Black History Month as we continue to learn, grow, and honor the voices and stories that make history meaningful! #BlackHistoryMonth #WolfMeadowProud
Teacher Work Day
No school for Students on February 14th.
Teacher Work Day
No school for students on February 17th.
Welcome to Wolf Meadow
We are thrilled to welcome Mrs. Price as our new Assistant Principal at Wolf Meadow!
Welcome to Wolf Meadow
Welcome to Wolf Meadow home of Wolfgang and Meadow!
Our mission at Wolf Meadow is to provide the resources and support to build a connected community of kind and confident learners.
Bell Times
Morning Drop-Off
Time: 7:00 AM - 7:30 AM
Important: The Tardy Bell rings promptly at 7:30 AM.
Car Rider Drop-Off
The car rider drop-off line closes at 7:25 AM.
Any cars arriving after 7:25 AM must pull around to the front of the school and escort students inside.
Dismissal
Time: Dismissal begins at 2:00 PM daily.
Attendance is important and we look forward to seeing our students every day!
Student Showcase
We are excited to invite parents and families to our "Love for Learning" Student Showcase on Tuesday, February 13th! Come celebrate the amazing work our students have been doing and see their creativity and accomplishments firsthand.
Showcase Times:
8:30–9:00 AM: Pods A, B, C, and 5th Grade (Kindergarten, First Grade, Third DLI and Fourth Grade DLI)
9:15–9:45 AM: Pods D, E, F (Second Grade including 2nd DLI, Third Grade, and Fourth Grade)
We can’t wait to share our love for learning with you!
Black History Month
February is Black History Month, a time to honor and celebrate the incredible contributions, achievements, and history of Black Americans. At Wolf Meadow Elementary, we recognize the importance of learning about the past, embracing diversity, and inspiring future generations.
Join us in celebrating Black History Month as we continue to learn, grow, and honor the voices and stories that make history meaningful! #BlackHistoryMonth #WolfMeadowProud
Teacher Work Day
No school for Students on February 14th.
Teacher Work Day
No school for students on February 17th.
Welcome to Wolf Meadow
We are thrilled to welcome Mrs. Price as our new Assistant Principal at Wolf Meadow!
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Principal: Brian Dulin (brian.dulin@cabarrus.k12.nc.us)
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“I can sum up positive psychology in just three words ?— ?other people matter. Period. Anything that builds relationships between and among people is going to make you happy.” – Dr. Chris Peterson
What is The Positivity Project?
The Positivity Project (P2) empowers students to build positive relationships and become their best selves by focusing on positive psychology’s 24 character strengths, such as bravery, perseverance, integrity, and gratitude. P2 partners with Pre-K–12 schools, providing the resources, training, and strategies to help students understand and apply these strengths. This holistic approach involves students, educators, and families, fostering a positive school culture that supports teaching and learning.
P2 enhances self-awareness, self-confidence, understanding, and appreciation of others, leading to better interpersonal relationships. It positively impacts students' lives by fostering positive interactions within classrooms and schools, ultimately supporting teachers' ability to teach and students' ability to learn.
Family involvement is key to student success. P2 for Families offers an easy way to reinforce character strengths vocabulary and engage in meaningful discussions at home.