The Parent/Student Handbook has been posted to our website.
Containing policies, contacts, calendars, and other important information about the school, the Student/Parent Handbook provides everything you need to know about your student attending the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf. Find it for download on from the main menu at Parents > Information, or click this link to the Parents Information page.
Sept. 28th at 7PM is Deaf Awareness Night at the Rodeo. Don't miss out! 🤠🐴
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Last week, summer birthdays were celebrated by cafe staff and students.
🎁🎂Happy Birthday y'all!🎂🎁
September is Deaf Awareness Month and North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper officially recognizes the Deaf community, culture and American sign language (ASL).
The Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DSDHH) has regional Deaf Services Specialists who are experts on Deaf culture, ASL and are trained as sign language proficiency evaluators. Please check out the calendar and DSDHH Facebook for regional Deaf awareness events!
Learn more.
Figs are a good source of fiber, magnesium, and potassium. The following fig nutrition information is for one small raw fig measuring 1-1/2" in diameter (40g) provided by the USDA.
The game schedule is up on the new ⚽Coed Soccer⚽ page. You can navigate to the page form the main menu Students > Athletics > Coed Soccer, or click this link to the Coed Soccer page.
🏐💛💚The ENCSD will be hosting the 2024 Mason Dixon Girls Volleyball Tournament on October 10th - 12th. If you are interested in supporting our tournament in any way, please reach out to our Athletic Director, Heather Goins. If you are a local business or franchise owner who is interested in supporting our tournament, please see the form download below to sponsor our tournament. Thank you so much for your support of the ENCSD! 💚💛🏐
Most eggplants are a glossy, oval-shaped vegetable with a purple- black color. There are also varieties of eggplants that are orange, white, red, or green that vary in shapes and sizes.
As part of their back to school training this week, our teachers participated in an interactive Kagan training to learn more effective strategies to actively engage their students in the learning process.
We were very excited to have a Harlem Globetrotter visit us on Wednesday during Operation Accelerate! The students had an amazing time learning basketball skills and even the staff joined in. A huge THANK YOU to Rocky Mount native, and Harlem Globetrotter, Jolly Manning! 🏀
⚾️Batter Up⚾️
A fantastic night for our OA campers to go to a game of Wilson Tobbs baseball!
Day 1 of Operation Accelerate was a blast! Campers used their minds and materials to build tents, create art from nature, build bird houses, and played an exciting game of octopus tag.
Today’s affirmation: Every day is a learning day!
The 2024 Commencement presentation is available to watch.
The Seniors made a video to the Rhett and Link Graduation Song. You can watch the Graduation Song Video on Facebook.
🤣There's also a Blooper Reel you can watch.🤣
🎉Congratulations to our graduates!🎉We are so very proud of you Ajaye Foote, Micah Hubbard, Akrit Risal, and Shyheim Jessup! 🤟
We will be live streaming the graduation today on Facebook. Tune in to watch the ceremony!
It's graduation day and the seniors are taking advantage of their last day of high school with a little mischief!
Mikaela Brown's 10th and 11th grade physical science class used what they learned this semester to put on a science expo! From chemical reactions, magnetism, changes in states of matter, and more, the kids put on a great show filled with physics magic!
On Friday, April 26, ENCSD co-hosted a Deaf History Month Trivia Event with the NC DHHS Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Raleigh, Wilson, and Wilmington Regional Centers. Students, parents, and community members enjoyed learning more about Deaf History by participating in trivia games and activities!
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.
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.
Join us in celebration of Deaf History Month! How much do you know about Deaf history? Parents, Children and Community Members are welcome!
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