Haw Creek Elementary

Kris Lorens
School Counselor
kristine.lorens@bcsemail.org

Fifth-grade students at Haw Creek have an opportunity to be involved in "Ambassadors" during the school year. Ambassadors assist car riders, bus riders, and other students who may need assistance or guidance from 7:30 to 8:00 each morning and from between 2:30 to 2:50 in the afternoon. Being an ambassador is an honor and requires a great deal of maturity, commitment, and responsibility.

Haw Creek Elementary

Christen Davidson, Principal10 Bethesda RoadAsheville, NC 28805Phone 828.298.4022Fax 828.299.8117

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