Communications / September 2006

"Star Kid of the Week" - Julia Rose Tyler

Julia Rose has been selected the Shoney’s and Star 104.3 “Star Kid of the Week” for Buncombe County Schools.

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FCCLA Competition Winners

Buncombe County FCCLA students recently earned honors at the 2006 STAR (Students Taking Action with Recognition) National Leadership Meeting.

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2007 National Merit Semifinalists

Eight Buncombe County seniors have been selected as semifinalists for the National Merit Scholarship Program.

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Smathers Named BCS 2007 Teacher of the Year

Mrs. Smathers was selected from a slate of six district finalists...

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Bus Ridership Week - Sept 25-29

Approximately 13,500 school buses transport 730,000 students to and from school each school day in North Carolina.

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“Star Kid of the Week” - Jessica Knezha

Jessica has been selected the Shoney’s and Star 104.3 “Star Kid of the Week” for Buncombe County Schools.

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New Website for Buncombe County Schools

New website will enhance and increase communication with parents, students and the general public.

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Shepherd to Speak on Crisis Response and Recovery

An international expert and advisor on crisis response and recovery will hold workshops Thursday and Friday.

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Johnston’s Day of Caring a Success

Johnston Elementary School’s PTO teamed up with about 65 volunteers to help beautify the school grounds.

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Chorus to Perform in Winston-Salem

Cane Creek Middle School Chorus has been selected to perform this fall at a prestigious state event.

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Kelly Presented Outstanding Instructor Award

A Buncombe County educator has won an international award for providing excellent classroom instruction and leadership to local students.

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2007 Teacher of the Year Finalists

Buncombe County Schools has announced its six finalists for the 2006 Teacher of the Year Award.

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Reading Test Scores Released

Once again, Buncombe County Schools has exceeded over 90 percent on grade level or higher in the tested grades.

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Three Students Earn Certification

Students recently become A+ Certified by the Computing Technology Industry Association.

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