High Point Enterprise

New welcome center serves High Point schools

By Paul B. Johnson ENTERPRISE STAFF WRITER,

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https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0LPOD5_0w2SiieS00 — Nancy Allende, a student assistance support staff member, answers a call at the GCS Welcome Center at Andrews High School. She and other staff there can assist with enrollment, EC needs, transportation, student nutrition and more. LAURA GREENE | HPE

HIGH POINT — Families in the High Point area who have students in Guilford County Schools can visit a recently opened welcome center where they can get assistance without having to drive to the school district headquarters north of downtown Greensboro.

The Guilford County Schools Welcome Center at T. Wingate Andrews High School opened Sept. 23. Staff there can assist parents and students with enrollment and student assignment, transportation and nutrition services.

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