Woodfin Elementary will host a book fair Monday through Friday September 28 through October 2. Check out the bookfair homepage, load your students' e-wallet, or donate to our school's share the fair account using the links below!
Woodfin Bookfair Homepage
Load your student's e-wallet here
Donate to Woodfin's Share the Fair Account Here
Let's celebrate! 2025-2026 testing data is in and the Wolverines are shooting stars! Met growth in reading! Met growth in Math! Highest school-wide proficiency in the last three years! Increased our letter grade to a D! Together we climb to new heights!
It's time for the fall bookfair! Woodfin Elementary will host a book fair Monday through Friday September 28 through October 2. Check out the bookfair homepage, load your students' e-wallet, or donate to our school's share the fair account using the links in the comments!
Woodfin Bookfair Homepage
Load your student's e-wallet here
Donate to Woodfin's Share the Fair Account Here
Buncombe County Schools be will closed Monday, Sept. 7, 2026 in observance of Labor Day.
The Woodfin staff is thrilled to be back in action with our wonderful students this week! We want to give a big wolverine thank you to our UNCA student athletes for coming to cheer on our wonderful wolverines on the first day of school!
Our Woodfin Wolverine family would like to welcome Mr.Sean Bullock. He will be teaching Physical Education this year. We are excited to have him on our team. Welcome Mr.Bullock.
Mr Bullock
Physical Education Teacher
I was born and raised in Rochester, New York. I started my teaching career in 2010 and have experience as a one to one aide, teacher assistant, coach, and classroom teacher. I have taught Phys Ed in Fayetteville, NC - a 5th grade classroom at Oakley Elementary, and still am currently a PE teacher at Emma Elementary. I come from a family with a huge background in education.
I'm very interested in Soccer, Baseball, and all types of Health and Fitness. I'm excited to be a part of Woodfin Elementary!
Mr Bullock
Physical Education Teacher
I was born and raised in Rochester, New York. I started my teaching career in 2010 and have experience as a one to one aide, teacher assistant, coach, and classroom teacher. I have taught Phys Ed in Fayetteville, NC - a 5th grade classroom at Oakley Elementary, and still am currently a PE teacher at Emma Elementary. I come from a family with a huge background in education.
I'm very interested in Soccer, Baseball, and all types of Health and Fitness. I'm excited to be a part of Woodfin Elementary!
Woodfin Elementary School was bursting with love, joy, and excitement this morning as families and students gathered to meet their new 26-27 school year teacher! We are thrilled to welcome back our wolverine family!
Looking forward to seeing students returning for the first day of school on Monday, Aug. 24!
Our Woodfin Wolverine family is very excited to introduce and Welcome our new 4th grade teacher Mrs. Melody Moseley. She is going to be a wonderful addition to the Wolverine family and we cannot wait for you to meet her. Below is a little bit more about her.
Hey yall! I am Mrs. Melody Moseley,
I’m so excited to be your child’s 4th grade teacher this year! I love creating a classroom where students feel safe, challenged, and excited to learn every day. My goal is to help each child grow academically while building confidence, kindness, and a love of learning.
When I’m not at school, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, trying new recipes, and exploring the outdoors. I believe strong partnerships between home and school help students thrive! I look forward to getting to know each of you throughout the year. Here’s to a wonderful year of learning, growth, and fun together.
Hey yall! I am Mrs. Melody Moseley,
I’m so excited to be your child’s 4th grade teacher this year! I love creating a classroom where students feel safe, challenged, and excited to learn every day. My goal is to help each child grow academically while building confidence, kindness, and a love of learning.
When I’m not at school, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, trying new recipes, and exploring the outdoors. I believe strong partnerships between home and school help students thrive! I look forward to getting to know each of you throughout the year. Here’s to a wonderful year of learning, growth, and fun together.
The first annual Woodfin Community Day Out will take place this coming Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Roy Pope Park, located at 90 Elk Mountain Road next to Town Hall. Hosted by the Woodfin Police Department, this free community event will feature local food trucks, music from a live DJ, informational booths, and family activities.
We had a fabulous day today at Kindergarten Camp with everyone who was able to join us!!
We explored a lot together and met lots of new friends. We played on the playground, completed a school tour, sang and danced together and even created a name craft.
We can’t wait to see everyone again for Meet the Teacher on August 21st from 8am-10am.
We explored a lot together and met lots of new friends. We played on the playground, completed a school tour, sang and danced together and even created a name craft.
We can’t wait to see everyone again for Meet the Teacher on August 21st from 8am-10am.
What a great day spent with the incredible leaders across Buncombe County Schools! There is something special about coming together with people who are passionate about serving students and supporting one another.
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing Central Office team for the work you do every day behind the scenes to help our schools thrive. Your dedication allows us to focus on what matters most—our students and staff.
A special shout-out to Derek (Maintenance), Tabitha, Angel, and Ronnie (School Nutrition), and William (Technology). Your willingness to jump in, solve problems, and support our schools never goes unnoticed. You truly make a difference!
Mrs. Conley( North Windy Ridge Assistant Principal) and I are incredibly grateful for each of you and all you do. We are proud to be part of a district where teamwork, service, and a shared commitment to students make all the difference. Thank you for helping us continue to reach new heights together!
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing Central Office team for the work you do every day behind the scenes to help our schools thrive. Your dedication allows us to focus on what matters most—our students and staff.
A special shout-out to Derek (Maintenance), Tabitha, Angel, and Ronnie (School Nutrition), and William (Technology). Your willingness to jump in, solve problems, and support our schools never goes unnoticed. You truly make a difference!
Mrs. Conley( North Windy Ridge Assistant Principal) and I are incredibly grateful for each of you and all you do. We are proud to be part of a district where teamwork, service, and a shared commitment to students make all the difference. Thank you for helping us continue to reach new heights together!
The Woodfin Wolverines want to give a huge shout out to two amazing staff members. Mrs. Valerie Stiles will begin a new adventure in her educational career. She has served the families of Woodfin Elementary this past school year in fourth grade, Mrs. Stiles has been selected to serve as the new Assistant Principal of W.D. Williams Elementary School. We are so grateful for her time with us and know that she will be an amazing leader. Also, Mr.Lars Johnson who has been serving as our Exceptional Children's teacher is going to be moving into a new opportunity in Buncombe County Schools. He has led our Exceptional Children's department through amazing growth this past school year. His smiling face and positive presence will be missed tremendously. We wish him the best in his new journey.
Our Wolverine family will be welcoming back Mrs. Robin Francis. Mrs. Robin will become our new Exceptional Children’s teacher. Mrs. Robin filled in last year and will be returning to continue the amazing work that is occurring. We are very excited that she will be rejoining our team.
Meet Robin Francis (Ms. Robin)
I am excited to return to Woodfin Elementary as an Exceptional Children (EC) teacher in a role that is meaningful not only to our school community, but also to me personally. Last year, I had the privilege of serving Woodfin as a temporary EC teacher, substitute teacher, and reading /math coach. I am looking forward to building on the relationships I began with our students, families, and staff.
I have been an educator for more than 20 years and have taught in a variety of educational settings, including fourth grade in a parochial school, first grade in a public school, and first through third grades in a Montessori school. Each experience has strengthened my belief that every child has the ability to learn. As an educator, I see it as my responsibility to discover how each student learns best and provide instruction in a way that helps them understand, retain, and apply what they have learned.
One of my greatest professional interests is how the brain learns. I have been fortunate to attend several “Learning & the Brain” conferences sponsored by Harvard University, and I enjoy applying research-based strategies to help students become confident, successful learners.
My goal is to create a classroom where students feel safe to take risks, ask questions, and make mistakes without fear. I want every child to leave our lessons thinking, *"I can do this!"* Success is not about perfection. It is about giving your best effort, persevering through challenges, and continuing to grow. I hope to inspire curiosity, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning in every student I teach.
Outside of school, I have been happily married for 26 years. My husband and I share our home with three very spoiled cats. In my free time, I enjoy running, reading, and creating healthy plant-based meals. A fun fact about me is that I am ambidextrous!
I look forward to partnering with our Woodfin families for a wonderful year of learning, growth, and success.
Our Wolverine family will be welcoming back Mrs. Robin Francis. Mrs. Robin will become our new Exceptional Children’s teacher. Mrs. Robin filled in last year and will be returning to continue the amazing work that is occurring. We are very excited that she will be rejoining our team.
Meet Robin Francis (Ms. Robin)
I am excited to return to Woodfin Elementary as an Exceptional Children (EC) teacher in a role that is meaningful not only to our school community, but also to me personally. Last year, I had the privilege of serving Woodfin as a temporary EC teacher, substitute teacher, and reading /math coach. I am looking forward to building on the relationships I began with our students, families, and staff.
I have been an educator for more than 20 years and have taught in a variety of educational settings, including fourth grade in a parochial school, first grade in a public school, and first through third grades in a Montessori school. Each experience has strengthened my belief that every child has the ability to learn. As an educator, I see it as my responsibility to discover how each student learns best and provide instruction in a way that helps them understand, retain, and apply what they have learned.
One of my greatest professional interests is how the brain learns. I have been fortunate to attend several “Learning & the Brain” conferences sponsored by Harvard University, and I enjoy applying research-based strategies to help students become confident, successful learners.
My goal is to create a classroom where students feel safe to take risks, ask questions, and make mistakes without fear. I want every child to leave our lessons thinking, *"I can do this!"* Success is not about perfection. It is about giving your best effort, persevering through challenges, and continuing to grow. I hope to inspire curiosity, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning in every student I teach.
Outside of school, I have been happily married for 26 years. My husband and I share our home with three very spoiled cats. In my free time, I enjoy running, reading, and creating healthy plant-based meals. A fun fact about me is that I am ambidextrous!
I look forward to partnering with our Woodfin families for a wonderful year of learning, growth, and success.
The Woodfin Wolverines want to extend a huge welcome to Mrs. Brittany Whitson. She will be serving our Wolverine family as an Administrator Intern this school year. We cannot wait to have her on our team. Welcome Mrs. Whitson.
My name is Brittany Whitson and I will be serving as an administrator intern this school year at Woodfin Elementary. I am looking forward to getting to know the students, staff and families that make Woodfin the special community that it is. This will be my 11th year in education. I graduated from Mars Hill University in 2016 with a B.A. in Integrated Education and a minor in Business Administration. I hold a dual license in both K-6 Elementary Education and K-12 Special Education. I have previously taught 2nd grade, 3rd grade and Special Education grades K-4. I am currently pursuing a Masters in School Administration through Western Carolina University as a Principal Fellow; I will graduate in May of 2027! In my free time I like to spend time with my husband, 6 year old daughter and 9 month old son. I look forward to working with all Woodfin staff, students and families this school year as I complete my internship!
My name is Brittany Whitson and I will be serving as an administrator intern this school year at Woodfin Elementary. I am looking forward to getting to know the students, staff and families that make Woodfin the special community that it is. This will be my 11th year in education. I graduated from Mars Hill University in 2016 with a B.A. in Integrated Education and a minor in Business Administration. I hold a dual license in both K-6 Elementary Education and K-12 Special Education. I have previously taught 2nd grade, 3rd grade and Special Education grades K-4. I am currently pursuing a Masters in School Administration through Western Carolina University as a Principal Fellow; I will graduate in May of 2027! In my free time I like to spend time with my husband, 6 year old daughter and 9 month old son. I look forward to working with all Woodfin staff, students and families this school year as I complete my internship!
Summer SunMeals Program - Please visit www.buncombeschools.org/o/bcs/page/summer-meals to get information on summer breakfast and lunch programs through BCS and our community partners.
The final school day for students is Wednesday 6/10/26. Schools will operate on a two-hour early dismissal schedule. Have a great summer break!
Volunteers needed! Woodfin Elementary is thrilled to invite volunteers to join us for our whole school field day on Thursday, June 4th. This event will include a variety of fun games and activities! For this to be successful, we need the help of many parent volunteers. If you are able to help, please e-mail laura.correll@bcsemail.org
Monday, 5/25/26 is Memorial Day. There will be no school for students. It is an optional teacher workday.
Friday, Woodfin Elementary School had the honor of welcoming back our former wolverines that are now graduating from Erwin High School! Witnessing these seniors walk the halls of their elementary school and return to the place where so many of their learning journeys began was a special moment for all!
The seniors loved revisiting their elementary school campus, reconnecting with former teachers, and remembering the memories they made at Woodfin years ago.
Seeing these graduates walk the halls in their caps and gowns also meant so much to our current Woodfin wolverines. Friday's senior walk was inspiring and exciting for everyone ; a powerful reminder that with hard work and determination, you can achieve your goals!
We are so proud of these Erwin High graduates and wish them all the best in the exciting journey ahead!
The seniors loved revisiting their elementary school campus, reconnecting with former teachers, and remembering the memories they made at Woodfin years ago.
Seeing these graduates walk the halls in their caps and gowns also meant so much to our current Woodfin wolverines. Friday's senior walk was inspiring and exciting for everyone ; a powerful reminder that with hard work and determination, you can achieve your goals!
We are so proud of these Erwin High graduates and wish them all the best in the exciting journey ahead!
During National Police Week, Woodfin Elementary School wants to take a moment to recognize and celebrate the incredible police officers who serve and protect our community each and every day; especially our amazing Woodfin Police Department!
The care, dedication, and support that the Woodfin Police Department show to our students mean more than words can express. From helping keep our campus safe, to building positive relationships with students, to stepping in with kindness, encouragement, and guidance when needed they make a lasting impact on our school family every single day.
Our students look up to the Woodfin Police officers as helpers, protectors, mentors, and role models. We would be remiss not to give an extra special thank you to Officer Holden, our Woodfin Elementary School SRO! Whether she is greeting students in the morning, supporting during school events, helping teach safety lessons, or simply taking the time to connect with children, her presence brings comfort and care to our school.
To all of the officers at the Woodfin Police Department, thank you for the sacrifices you make and the countless ways you support our students, staff, and whole community. Woodfin Elementary School is deeply grateful for you ; and especially thankful for the positive difference Officer Holden makes every day.
The care, dedication, and support that the Woodfin Police Department show to our students mean more than words can express. From helping keep our campus safe, to building positive relationships with students, to stepping in with kindness, encouragement, and guidance when needed they make a lasting impact on our school family every single day.
Our students look up to the Woodfin Police officers as helpers, protectors, mentors, and role models. We would be remiss not to give an extra special thank you to Officer Holden, our Woodfin Elementary School SRO! Whether she is greeting students in the morning, supporting during school events, helping teach safety lessons, or simply taking the time to connect with children, her presence brings comfort and care to our school.
To all of the officers at the Woodfin Police Department, thank you for the sacrifices you make and the countless ways you support our students, staff, and whole community. Woodfin Elementary School is deeply grateful for you ; and especially thankful for the positive difference Officer Holden makes every day.
