ENCSD and NCSD came together this past weekend for the first ever Carolina Cheer Camp for the Deaf! Students worked together to improve their teamwork, stunts, gymnastics, cheer movements, and dance skills!! We are so proud of all of our students, they demonstrated what it means to be a representative of the schools for the deaf here in North Carolina.
"On Thursday, our Fighting Hornet Special Olympic athletes competed in the Wilson County Spring Games! The students enjoyed showing off their Fighting Hornet pride in the opening ceremony, their athletic skills in the running, throwing, and jumping trials, and coming together as a school to support our 400m relay team. We brought home some medals and ribbons for their exceptional skills! Congratulations to all of our awesome athletes! 🏅🏃💚💛🐝"
During the month of April, we celebrate National Deaf History Month, which provides us the opportunity to recognize and celebrate contributions by Deaf, hard of hearing, and DeafBlind people.
Here are some links with information about two significant historical events that occurred during the month of April.
April 15, 1817: Establishment of American School for the Deaf in Hartford, CT as the first permanent public school for the deaf.
The first 4 pictures were taken during the Math 2 class where students were learning about factoring.
Kick off the week in true school spirit! Wear green and gold to celebrate 60 years of ENCSD pride, with a groovy 60’s twist! Think tie-dye, flower power, or psychedelic patterns in school colors.
A student moment in Math 2 class.
We have photos of our students with their academic awards! 🏅 Thank you to the families who made it to the assembly!
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Our students will receive academic achievement awards this morning at our 🏆3rd Quarter Academic Awards🏆 Assembly. Watch live at 10:30AM!
Update Starting at 11:00AM
This week during speech and language sessions, some of our middle school students had the opportunity to practice functional vocabulary and sequencing skills with a spring themed cooking activity. The student's favorite part was taste testing their hard work at the end! 🐛🍪🍫