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Here’s a look at highlights from this year’s graduation ceremonies. …
Enka High School’s (EHS) Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter joined sponsors, teachers, and community members to celebrat …
BCS has partnered with MATCH Wellness, Inc., to provide the highly successful MATCH Program, Motivating Adolescents with Tech …
The 2021 Summer Academy: Full STEAM Ahead starts Monday, and teachers across the 12 BCS host schools are preparing their clas …
William W. Estes Elementary School (WWEES) counselor Josh Kelso, receptionist Brenda Case, classroom assistant Renee Ledford, …
Enka Middle School (EMS) eighth grade social studies teacher Stephanie Wolfe got a big surprise last Wednesday when Tammy Jon …
Superintendent Dr. Tony Baldwin today announced seven new administrative assignments for Buncombe County Schools for the 2021 …
Retired Sand Hill-Venable Elementary School (SHVES) bus driver Katherine Goforth has spent each of her 30 years nurturing stu …
Warhorse coach Anthony Lee will retire after 25 years with C.D. Owen High and 30 years in education. …
Weaverville Elementary was one of 237 schools nationwide selected in May to receive a 2020-2021 Beacon Award from Imagine Lea …
The artwork of Claire Walker-Hanning was displayed during the 2021 General Assembly Art Show. …
Two Charles D. Owen High School (CDOHS) students received Heart of a Champion awards from the North Carolina High School Athl …
A Black Mountain Elementary student is using her art skills to encourage the community to reduce air pollution. …
On Tuesday, June 1, the Rams of T.C. Roberson High School proudly charged across the finish line of a very unique school year …
Here are some scenes from the last day of school for the 2020-2021 school year, Tuesday, June 1. …
A fundraiser at Avery’s Creek Elementary ended with administrators literally stuck to the front of their school …
Thanks to the WNC Orienteering Club, third-graders at William W. Estes Elementary are much better navigators and team players …
“We’ve gotten through the craziest year, and what’s crazier than a Christmas party in May?” Mr. Clair said with a laugh. …
The Blackhawks found a creative and safe way to continue their Senior Walk tradition this spring. …
Cane Creek Middle School eighth graders wrapped up their annual “Creek Week” science expedition right in their own backyard. …
Our BCS Week in Review brings you stories of achievement and success in Buncombe County Schools. …
Every day, our students learn through exploration, engage the community, and prepare for tomorrow. …
