Hello Rising Pre-K Parents, you and our scholars are invited to Pops on the playground where you will have orientation and meet your teachers! We hope to see you on August 15, 2024!
8 months ago, Tiffany Mercer
Flyer for Pre-K orientation
Spanish Version for pre-k orientation
Hello Rising Kindergarten Parents, you and our scholars are invited to Pops on the playground where you will have orientation and meet your teachers! We hope to see you on August 15, 2024!
8 months ago, Tiffany Mercer
Kindergarten Orientation Pops in the park flyer
Spanish Version of Pops in the park for Kindergarten
Digital Learning Survey: We appreciate the support of families in helping gather information to help support the digital teaching and learning needs of our students and teachers. This information gained from the survey will be used to help target areas of need and ensure that all of our students have adequate access to devices and the internet to access learning. The survey is anonymous and information gathered will be kept private and confidential. Digital Learning Survey Link: https://forms.gle/SyuJeWFZToPMT4Y76
10 months ago, Edgecombe County Technology Department
Digital Learning
Under the guidance of ECC instructor Kevin Strickland, construction students at SouthWest Edgecombe High School are adding the final touches on their “dogdominium.” They're gearing up to showcase their incredible work at next week's North Carolina SkillsUSA competition in Greensboro, NC! This student competition celebrates leadership and practical skills in trades.
12 months ago, Edgecombe County Schools
image of a structure made of wood
photo of kids in wood shop
This week, 6th grade students visited Medoc Mountain State Park where they were able to go on a hike, explore their surroundings, and engage in outdoor activities as they summarized their reading of the novel "Hatchet". Thank you to Friends of State Parks for their support in funding this trip! #LearnOutdoors #WildcatsRead #WildcatsAchieve
12 months ago, Edgecombe County Schools
image of students walking through the woods
This week, 6th grade students visited Medoc Mountain State Park where they were able to go on a hike, explore their surroundings, and engage in outdoor activities as they summarized their reading of the novel "Hatchet". Thank you to Friends of State Parks for their support in funding this trip! #LearnOutdoors #WildcatsRead #WildcatsAchieve
12 months ago, Edgecombe County Schools
image of students wearing backpacks walking through the woods