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Every day, our students learn through exploration, engage the community, and prepare for tomorrow. Our BCS Week in Review brings you these stories of achievement and success in Buncombe County Schools.

A student gets ready to throw a beanbag surrounded by students wearing yellow Reynolds Rockets shirts.
POST OF THE WEEK: 🎯 Reynolds High Hosts Adaptive Cornhole Tournament
 
A.C. Reynolds High School hosted an adaptive cornhole tournament featuring teams from Reynolds Owen, Enka, and T.C. Roberson. Students had a blast competing for the prize, while the Rockets and the Lady Rockets teams pitched in to help make the event a success.
 
We love seeing our students support each other and make memories together!
WATCH THE REEL
A boy dressed as a robot with the letter
 
🔤✨ Lights, Camera, LETTERS! ✨🔤

Our Barnardsville Kindergarten students strutted their stuff on the runway for our Alphabet Letter Fashion Show! 🎉👗👕🌟

From A to Z, our little superstars showed off their creativity, confidence, and all they’ve learned about their letters! Each student brought their letter to life with some amazing outfits and BIG personalities! 

Who knew learning the alphabet could be so fashionable?! 

We are SO proud of our youngest Hawks for being brave, having fun, and showing us that learning is always in style! 💚🦅

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Child Nutrition Manager Serena Hanson prepares chicken nuggets.

🍗 National School Lunch Week: A warm smile, a delicious meal, and a heart full of love are just a few things students can count on when they walk into the cafeteria at Martin L. Nesbitt, Jr. Discovery Academy. Behind it all is Child Nutrition Manager Serena Hanson, who makes sure every student starts their day fueled and ready to learn.

alley Springs Middle School boys and girls soccer coach Allan Tenney poses in front of a Ram mural.

⚽ Valley Springs Middle School boys and girls soccer coach Allan Tenney celebrated his 500th career win, marking an incredible achievement in his coaching career. Throughout the years, Coach Tenney has made a lasting impact on countless student-athletes, helping them develop their skills, build confidence, and learn the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. 

Woodfin Elementary School principal Miranda Wheeler talks to a girl in a classroom.

🤝 National School Principals Month: A great principal does more than lead a school. They inspire students, encourage teachers, and help create a place where every child feels welcomed, valued, and supported. At Woodfin Elementary School, Principal Miranda Wheeler brings 25 years of experience in education and a passion for helping students succeed.  

Reynolds Middle students gather at the viewing platform for Hickory Nut Falls.

🌊 Seventh graders from A.C. Reynolds Middle School visited Chimney Rock State Park, where they learned about the park’s history, met some native wildlife, and hiked to Hickory Nut Falls.

A boy holds a net in one hand and a tiny specimen in the other while standing in a creek.

💧 What can tiny creatures living beneath the surface of a creek tell us about the health of our environment? Sixth graders at Enka Intermediate School discovered the answer during a hands-on science adventure in Hominy Creek, located just behind their school.

A boy picks apples at the orchard.

🍎 Kindergarten students from North Buncombe Elementary School took learning beyond the classroom during a fun-filled fall field trip to Stepp’s Hillcrest Orchard. Students enjoyed a classic Western North Carolina autumn experience as they explored the orchard and learned more about the season.

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