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.

ENCSD recently celebrated Read Across America Day, a nationwide day of celebrating the value, importance, and fun of reading!  We kicked off the day with a book talk, a hilarious skit, and a reader's oath.   Four special guest readers were invited to do an ASL read-aloud of a book or eBook:  Bola Desalu, Associate Accessibility Relationship Manager of Relay NC, Nicole Williamson, Teacher of the Deaf, Johnston County Schools, Natasha Wood, High School History Teacher, and Frank Zhang, Educational Technology Specialist. The students enjoyed the read-alouds and learned some new fascinating thi

MB’s Physical Science class figured out science isn’t all that basic, it’s acidic too! The group of 10th and 11th grade students identified the pH of multiple substances in today’s lab!

What am I?

Avocados are a fruit with many varieties. They can vary in shape, color, and size, and are consumed in a variety of ways. Often, they are mashed and made into guacamole.

There was a Birthday Celebration in the cafeteria at lunch today for those who had birthdays in December, January and February. 🎂🎁🎈

Second Annual Reach for the Stars! Be a Star!

STEM and Resource Fair for K-12 Students with Disabilities, who are interested in STEM and STEM Careers

Families and Friends are invited too!

Saturday, April 6, 2024   10 AM - 2 PM   McKimmon Center, NC State University, 1101 Gorman Street, Raleigh, NC

Over 50+ Booths with: STEM Content, Careers, Research, Educational Pathways, all with Hands on STEM Activities and Support Resources.

Here we go again 🤖 our middle school robotics team is off to another competition this Saturday! For the first time ever, an ENCSD team has qualified for the NC State Tournament! This means they will be competing against 35 of the best teams in NC for a chance to qualify for Worlds. This is an incredible achievement! Good luck, team!🐝

After an eventful week at the Kansas School for the Deaf, the HS robotics teams 27893A placed 13th overall and made it to the quarterfinals and 27893B placed 28th overall! It has been a great experience and the students involved showed incredible growth and responsibility! Thank you to everyone who has supported the teams to show that ENSDC pride is champ!! 💚💛⚙️🤖⚙️💛💚

The HS Robotics team got an early start, wheels up headed to competition! Wish them luck as they take on other teams at the Kansas School for the Deaf 🤖⚙️

Beets are Good for Us

Beets are sweet tasting dark purple root vegetables grown in the ground. Eating locally grown vegetables and traditional foods helps keep our bodies healthy.

What Do We Know about Beets?

Beets have been grown for thousands of years in many parts of the world and are grown by our local gardeners as well. The green and red leaves and stems taste great in salads. If you are buying beets, look for ones that are hard and round.

We had an awards ceremony for our kids who made Honor Roll, had excellent attendance, and excelled in art class. We are proud of the progress our kids have made this year!

The 2024 Boys and Girls Mason Dixon Basketball Tournament has come to and end. Congratulations to all teams who participated, but a HUGE CONGRATS to our Fighting Hornets!! Our boys placed 4th, we brought home the Sportsmanship Award and one of our seniors, Ajaye Foote, was selected to the All Tournament team!!

We wish them the safest travels back to ENCSD, we can’t wait to celebrate their accomplishments!!💚💛🐝🐝💛

Our boys' basketball team is the #1 seed for the Mason Dixon Basketball Tournament! They have worked extremely hard, and we want them to come home with a big championship trophy! They left for the tournament in Morganton today. You can  see the games livestreamed at this site: www.masondixon.org. They will be livestreaming all the tournament games. Our first game is Thursday evening Jan. 24th at 7:00pm. After that, the time we play depends on if we win or lose.

Here's some photos from the 🏀 VDSB vs ENCSD game 🏀 on Jan, 22! You can watch video of the game on our Facebook page!

The dietary staff had a Barnyard Bash in the Cafeteria today. The menu included: Quentin’s Fried Chicken or Pulled BBQ Pork, Cornbread, Potato Salad, Seasoned Collard Greens, Homemade Macaroni & Cheese, Baby Carrots w/Ranch, Fresh Watermelon, Mixed Fruit Cocktail, Homemade Banana Pudding, Sweet Tea, and Assorted Milk

We have the best dietary staff and Quentin's Fried Chicken is finger licking good!

The CARE Project's 6th Annual Parent Professional Collaborative: Changing the Culture of Communication is happening in February. 100 people are registered along with 12 exhibitors and they still have seats available! Check out the details!

Our middle school robotics team traveled to Tennessee School for the Deaf yesterday to compete in the NRSC VEX IQ Competition! They have worked so hard this year. Good luck, Fighting Hornets! 💚🐝💛

Often called the queen of greens, kale is rapidly gaining popularity because of its exceptional nutrient richness, health benefits, and delicious flavor.

Kale is one of the healthiest vegetables you can eat—one serving is both low in calories and packed with vitamins and minerals, including 200% of your daily Vitamin C requirement.

Applications for Operation Accelerate, our two-week summer program open to Deaf and Hard of Hearing students in the 54 easternmost counties of NC, are now open. Check out our Operation Accelerate page for more information and for links to the applications.

ENCSD participated in the High School Special Olympics basketball games yesterday! The students had tons of fun showing off their basketball skills and even won 1st place in one of the tournaments! Go Fighting Hornets!!!! 🏀⛹️‍♂️🐝💚💛

The ENCSD Sports Hall of Fame Induction and 1983 Girls N.C. 1-A State Championship Ring ceremonies were a beautiful reminder of ENCSD's long history of sports excellence. Congratulations to the Sports Hall of Fame inductees: Jimmy Britt, John Landreth, Elizabeth Taylor, Jean Watson, and Lisa Bembridge! Also congratulations to the 1983 Girls N.C. 1-A State Champions who received championship rings! We are so proud of you all!

Homecoming was a wonderful success. We had Men's Alumni and Women's Alumni basketball games, and the Hornets won their game against NCSD! 🏀⛹️‍♀️⛹️🏀