We have photos from Earth Day activities with two of our teachers, Ms. Fallon and Ms. Natasha.

Ms. Fallon did an earth day activity with her students where they cleaned animals out of the "oil spill". 

Ms. Natasha and two high school classes collaborated on an activity for Earth Day. Students experimented using different materials to clean up an "oil spill". 

We recognized the senior track athletes at their last track meet! Thank you for all of the support this year with all athletics. We look forward to next year and even more sporting events here at the ENCSD!

The NC Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing presents Deaf Awareness Month 2024 with facts about Eastern NC School for the Deaf in this YouTube Video.

Our school was featured in an article on The Assembly about Deaf school enrollment in North Carolina. It's a very interesting read. Click the title for the full article.

Why the State’s Deaf Schools Declined–and Could Rise Again

North Carolina has pushed deaf children toward mainstream schools for decades. Now lawmakers want to give parents more choice to send their children to the two state schools in Morganton and Wilson.

We had an eclipse yesterday and the students did not miss out. They got a good glimpse with their eclipse glasses on.

NC Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Celebrating Deaf History Month

Join us in celebration of Deaf History Month! How much do you know about Deaf history? 
Parents, Children and Community Members are welcome!

On Thursday, we celebrated our students' achievments over the past 3 months. They did a great job!

Last week our students got to participate in an eggciting egg hunt!

Asparagus is a herbaceous, perennial vegetable. It is part of the Asparagus officinalis family and is native to most of Europe and North America. It is commonly harvested early in the spring, before the spears grow woody.

This spring semester (7) ENCSD High School students are so motivated to take the course, Digital Media I. In the beginning of the semester, students learned about raster (photo) graphics and vector (drawing) graphics.  For a few weeks, students learned to understand the concepts and methods used to create digital animation.  Each student in Ms. Kate’s classroom created an animated GIF project, "City Animation". Each student had different abilities, and how they thought of their city background. The GIF format file doesn’t come with sound.