The PTO's purpose is to give a sense of support, pride, and encouragement for parent, grandparent, caregiver and community involvement at HES. We strive to create an atmosphere where students, teachers, administrators, and staff members can do their best work.
Facial paralysis is a devastating condition that impairs facial movements and is associated with significant physical and psychosocial morbidities. Ramsay Hunt Syndrome (RHS) is the second most common cause of facial paralysis, yet diagnosis is frequently missed or delayed increasing the risk of long-term complications. The RHS Foundation promotes patient and physician education to help prevent misdiagnosis and ensure proper treatment. Further, the foundation provides an evidenced-based support network for patients and their families.
Our mission is to preserve and help people use the documents of forest history. The Forest History Society identifies, collects, interprets, and disseminates historical information on the relationship of humans and forests, contributing to informed natural resource decision making.
Provides opportunities, scholarships, funding, and support for theatrically-gifted high school students in attendance at Trinity High School.
To support and guide opportunity youth aging out or aged out of foster care ages 16-26 by providing and advocating for human resources in environments where they can thrive.
Elevating the practice of family life coaching by serving coaches and our community through education, research, advocacy, and collaboration for the well-being of families globally.
Networking and continual education of credentialed profession hazardous material managers in government, industry and commercial businesses in the five county area of Randolph, Guilford, Forsyth, Rockingham and Alamance Counties.
Our mission at Elevate Center is to empower socially, educationally, and economically disadvantaged communities through a comprehensive range of projects encompassing education, economic development, social welfare, and cultural enrichment. We are committed to bringing transformative resources and opportunities to these marginalized groups, challenging and changing limiting beliefs. Our aim is to facilitate measurable and generational change, ensuring lasting benefits and a brighter future for those we serve.
Open Way Learning (OWL) is a 501(c)3 education nonprofit with a relentless focus on helping schools and other learning communities develop, sustain, and scale cultures of learner-centered innovation that better prepare students for the realities of the 4th Industrial Revolution, especially students historically furthest from opportunity.
Our mission is to co-design innovative school cultures
Our vision is that all learners can change their world. Innovative schools empower that change to happen, now!