Where Children Come First
Our mission: To educate all students to become high achieving, life long learners through exploration and creativity while honoring each other.
A MAGNET SCHOOL OF DISTINCTION
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School Information
Wendell Elementary School 3355 Wendell Boulevard Wendell, North Carolina 27591 |
Contact Numbers
919-365-2660 (office) 919-365-2666 (fax) |
Bell Schedule 2012-2013
Arrival 8:00 AM Tardy Bell 8:30 AM Dismissal 3:00 PM |
Where you can find us:
DIRECTIONS
From the 440 beltline, take 264 East towards Zebulon. Exit Wendell Blvd./Business 64. Turn right on Wendell Blvd./Business 64. Travel 3 miles; school is on the left.
HISTORY
The Town of Wendell started in the 1850's when tobacco farmers in Granville County were hit with what came to be known as the Granville County Wilt. The tobacco crop failed and farmers from Granville County moved into eastern Wake County looking for fertile land to plant their crops.
Ambrose Rhodes donated land for a school to be built. The school would be called the Rhodes School. It was located at the same site as what is now Wendell Creative Arts and Science Magnet Elementary School. In 1891, the name was changed from Rhodes School to Wendell Academy.
Source: http://wendellhistoricalsociety.com/history
From the 440 beltline, take 264 East towards Zebulon. Exit Wendell Blvd./Business 64. Turn right on Wendell Blvd./Business 64. Travel 3 miles; school is on the left.
HISTORY
The Town of Wendell started in the 1850's when tobacco farmers in Granville County were hit with what came to be known as the Granville County Wilt. The tobacco crop failed and farmers from Granville County moved into eastern Wake County looking for fertile land to plant their crops.
Ambrose Rhodes donated land for a school to be built. The school would be called the Rhodes School. It was located at the same site as what is now Wendell Creative Arts and Science Magnet Elementary School. In 1891, the name was changed from Rhodes School to Wendell Academy.
Source: http://wendellhistoricalsociety.com/history