Mount Tabor High School

Mount Tabor (Wake Forest, Peacehaven, Petree, Shattalon, Sherwood, New Sherwood, Summerfield)

Counseling Center, Psychological, Administrative Assistants

1 for every 2.75 students

Winners of the last 20 Wachovia Cups...depicting the overall winner of all sports for the Central Piedmont Conference. Winners of 16 state championships

Mt. Tabor offers 30 clubs for students to participate in before or after school.

@400 parking spaces available for students. Juniors and Seniors only

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Mount Tabor High School will provide students with an educational opportunity to become continuous learners who are proficient, responsible, and productive citizens.

Excellence in Every Endeavor!

Mt. Tabor High School is home to 1,700 students from diverse backgrounds, excelling in academics, arts, and athletics. Mt. Tabor holds true to its vision statement of "Excellence in Every Endeavor." Newsweek Magazine has consistently ranked Mt. Tabor in the top 1% of high schools in America for the number of students taking AP exams. Over 95% of our 2010 graduates pursued higher education, with over 9.4 million dollars in scholarships awarded. Students have the opportunity to choose from more than 30 AP and more than 50 Honors course selections. In 2009-10, MTHS was a High Growth School and recognized by the State of North Carolina as a School of Distinction. Visual and Performing Arts have consistently performed on the big stage each year earning superior ratings in local, state and regional competitions. On the athletic front, Tabor has won 18 state titles, 161 conference titles, 53 regional championships, and 20 conference Wachovia Cups in a row. Over 600 Tabor student-athletes represent the Spartans on 36 different sports teams. Mt. Tabor High School employs a quality coaching staff that instills an expectation of Sportsmanship, Commitment and Fair Play. Mt. Tabor High School works hard with our PTSA to provide support in academics, arts and athletics, and we are proud to be Spartans!

2010 SPARTAN HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

A special thank you to Piedmont Federal Savings Bank for their sponsorship of the Spartan Hall of Fame!

SAM CRONIN

Sam Cronin is a 2005 Mt. Tabor High School graduate. He is a two-time All American and Member of the 2007 National Championship Team at Wake Forest University. He was selected second overall by Major League Soccer team Toronto FC in 2009. He will be inducted on October 15, 2010 at halftime of the home football game.

MIKE ESPOSITO

Mike Esposito was a history teacher, Head Cross Country Coach, and Head Track Coach from 1988-2005, with 17 years of service to Mt. Tabor. He led 11 teams to State Championships. He was named Conference Coach of the Year 22 times and North Carolina Coach of the Year 8 times. He will be inducted on October 15, 2010 at the halftime of the home football game.

NASH EUGENE HARDY, JR.

Nash Eugene Hardy, Jr. spent 18 of his 36 year career in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools in service to Mt. Tabor High School. He began his career in education as a teacher and was the first principal of Mt. Tabor High School from 1966-1984. He will be inducted on October 15, 2010 at the halftime of the home football game.

DICK JAMBACK

Dick Jamback spent 13 years from 1984 to 1997 in service to Mt. Tabor, as both a teacher and the Head Boys and JV Girls Basketball Coach and as the Head Boys Golf Coach. Currently, he coaches JV Girls Basketball and is affectionately known as "The Voice of the Spartans" as he continues to serve Mt. Tabor as the announcer at home football games. He will be inducted on October 15, 2010 at the halftime of the home football game.

CAROLE MIDURA

Carole Midura dedicated 30 years of her life to Mt. Tabor from 1977-2007. Her roles at Mt. Tabor included being an English teacher, Theatre Arts Director, and Senior Class Sponsor. She is responsible for forming the Theatre Arts Club and Senior Class Activities, forming many important traditions at Mt. Tabor. She will be inducted on October 15, 2010 at the halftime of the home football game.

PETE AND GRETCHEN RODDA

Pete and Gretchen Rodda spent eight years from 1994-2001 serving Mt. Tabor. As Arts Board Co-President's from 1995-2001, they worked to bring Arts to the forefront of Tabor activities, and were advocates for Equity in all Arts Programs of the WS/FCS School System. They will be inducted on October 15, 2010 at the halftime of the home football game.

BOB SAPP

Bob Sapp was a teacher, Head Football Coach, and Athletic Director during his twelve years total serving Mt. Tabor from 1992-1998 and 2001-2005. During this time, his football teams won 10 conference championships in twelve years and had a record of 122 wins, 33 losses, and 1 tie. He will be inducted on October 15, 2010 at the halftime of the home football game.