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This summer, the halls of Clyde A. Erwin High School (CAEHS) transformed from a quiet, empty space into a bustling hive of activity as Buncombe County Schools (BCS) middle and hi...

When a camp is called “Cupcakes at the Creek,” you’d expect to find something in the oven. However, campers can also use the lessons learned in places outside of the kitchen for ...

For 35 years and counting, Donald Roberts has been a constant presence on the roads in Buncombe County, guiding his trusty school bus through snow, rain and sunshine to get stude...

Rising eighth grade students in Buncombe County Schools are able to have a healthier summer, using lessons they learned during the last school year. More than 1,600 BCS students...

In a world increasingly dominated by digital technology, students from Community High School (CHS) had a chance this spring to immerse themselves in an age-old craft that marries...

Two Buncombe County Schools students have had their artwork go from the schoolhouse to the state house. Vivian Hoffman, a fourth grader at Haw Creek Elementary, traveled to Rale...

Buncombe County Schools will give middle school students a chance to sample more career choices this summer. Additional Career Accelerator Summer Camp programs have been added fo...

At W.D. Williams Elementary excitement buzzed through the hallways as the first graders were cordially invited to attend a royal event unlike anything else the school had ever see...

James Black received his diploma Saturday from A.C. Reynolds High School. That, combined with some other special documents he earned during his four years as a Rocket, has him on...

Congratulations to the Buncombe County Schools Class of 2024! The graduation ceremonies from our 11 high schools have been filled with smiles, laughter, hugs, and cheers from stu...

Two exceptional third graders from Johnston Elementary had the thrilling experience of riding to school in a fire truck, a privilege awarded for demonstrating the most growth in t...

Three recent Buncombe County Schools graduates who spent their high school years helping others have received scholarships from the Kiwanis Club of Asheville. The students were ...

Consider it a brief musical rest. As the school year comes to an end, the Enka High School band is making note of several successes, while preparing for a milestone event in the ...

The Enka community came out to support Pisgah Elementary School during its field day to celebrate another year of hard work and achievements of the students. “We’ve got 11-and-...

At Fairview Elementary School, third graders recently showcased their math prowess at the annual multiplication baseball tournament. This innovative event transforms the tradition...

Magnificent menus and leafy lessons led to some special guests visiting Weaverville Primary School Friday. United States Department of Agriculture Undersecretary Stacy Dean, jo...

The Buncombe County Schools Family Resource Center (FRC), a community pantry, free clothing boutique, and resource center located at Enka Middle School and serving the entire BCS ...

On a bright sunny day, the kindergarten class of Black Mountain Primary School (BMP) embarked on an exciting field trip to the WNC Nature Center. The young students, filled with a...

Seniors from Buncombe County Schools celebrated their academic achievements by taking part in the 2024 Senior Walks. In what has become a BCS tradition, students returned to the ...

👟💥 North Buncombe Middle School (NBMS) continued a great end-of-year tradition with the third annual staff versus students kickball game last week. The atmosphere was electric at...