During the month of November, we celebrate Native American Heritage Month by recognizing the contributions of Indigenous Americans in history and culture.
Here are some library books from our collection and free videos from the Described and Captioned Media Program that can be checked out or accessed:
An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States for Young People by Debbie Reese
Join the ENCSD Senior Committee for dinner while supporting our Class of 2026! Stop by HWY 55 on Forest Hills Rd. in Wilson this Thursday, November 6th from 5:00pm-9:00pm, and 10% of the proceeds will go toward helping our seniors with their upcoming school events.
We hope to see you there!
One more set of photos! This is from our 🪦cemetery🪦 Photo Booth!
Thank you to all the staff and families who made our Trunk-or-Treat and Boo Bash fun for our students and a spectacular success! 🎃Happy Halloween to everyone!👻
Finally, the students were treated to lunch in the Hornet's Nest. Our wonderful dietary staff prepared a delicious meal for them. Thank you Dietary staff, you always make wonderful meals! 🍲
The last game was Mystery Boxes. The students, with great courage, blindly thrust their hands into mystery boxes to feel the mystery inside. Then they had to decide what each box held and write their guesses down to win prizes.📥🎃
Next the students gathered into circles to play Wrap Trap! A game where they unwrapped cellophane balls to find prizes.🎃
After the Trunk-or-Treating the kids moved indoors to the Hornets Nest and played Mummy Wrap (boys vs girls).🎃 The students wrapped up our principal Mr. Kent, and our Superintendent Mrs. Iannucci, and mummified them! The girls won!
Part two of the Trunk-or-Treat!🍬🎃
The Trunk-or-Treat was so much 👻 spooky fun, that we'll need two posts to share all of it!🍬