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Music, dancing, and laughter resonated the halls at Black Mountain Primary as resident musicians from LEAF wowed the students and staff. LEAF is a global arts organization that c...

Everyone has a story to tell about their life experiences. Each of those stories are filled with a variety of emotions. Sometimes it can be important to tell your story so others ...

A fixture in our schools for almost 20 years, Deputy Dan Stanley of the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office is taking his well-earned retirement. A surprise party was held by the Sch...

Today is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day 2023! We want to thank our SROs for their leadership, mentorship, and safety support. Our SRO program, in partnership wi...

The bunsen burners were all fired up in T.C. Roberson’s forensics lab classroom for a unique hands on lesson. In Lori Galbert’s Forensics class, students learned how to identify u...

Dr. Jackson continued his full-day visits by spending some time with the students and staff in the Progressive Education Program. According to Principal Melanie Ramsey, The Pr...

The North Carolina School Public Relations Association (NCSPRA) has honored Buncombe County Schools for excellence in communications. BCS earned a total of eight Blue Ribbon Awar...

Buncombe County Schools (BCS) is filled with extraordinary educators and support staff. BCS recruits only the best to inspire, educate, and challenge students on a daily basis. In...

As any great educator knows, hands-on experiments help students grasp abstract concepts and elevate their learning. At Enka Middle School, eighth grade science teacher Martha Tal...

Congratulations to our 2024 Teachers of the Year. These amazing teachers were selected by their peers as exemplary educators who support, train, teach, engage with, recognize, and...

For National School Counseling Week, we’d like to recognize our 2023 BCS School Counselors and School Social Worker of the Year. These talented professionals were recognized at ou...

Across Buncombe County Schools (BCS) students learn valuable life skills. At Clyde A. Erwin Middle, eighth grade students from Mary Katherine Hale’s Business and Careers class dis...

Though it was Groundhog Day, some BCS students spent part of Feb. 2 learning the cultural importance of rabbits. At T.C. Roberson High School, Ms. Qing Gan’s Chinese I students...

When teachers at Koontz Intermediate need a few moments to catch their breath during busy school days, they now have the perfect space to find peace -- The Serenity Room. This new...

Fourth grade at Charles C. Bell Elementary was abuzz today as local best-selling children’s author Robert Beatty paid the school a visit with advance copies of the new graphic nov...

Woodfin Elementary was Dr. Rob Jackson’s 18th full-day school tour! Woodfin Elementary School, which opened in 1924, currently serves 130 students with 39 staff members. Located i...

Below is the BCS Board Briefing for February 2, 2023. Photos from the meeting are viewable in Google Drive . The recording of the meeting can be found on the BCS Communica...

Second graders at Charles C. Bell Elementary experienced the big stage at A.C. Reynolds High School. Younger students had the opportunity to walk the halls of the high school as t...

Students in Buncombe County Schools have many exciting opportunities to lead their own learning and have a voice in their schools. BCS Student Advisory Council is an organization...

The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) has recognized our schools for their academic performance and graduation achievements during the 21-22 school year. Pri...