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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.

W.D. Williams students, dressed in Panthers gear, run out of a panther mouth tunnel onto the field.
POST OF THE WEEK: πŸˆπŸ“š W.D. Williams Third Graders Score Big at Panthers 3rd & Goal Field Day
 
W.D. Williams Elementary third graders took their learning from the classroom to the football field during an unforgettable day at Bank of America Stadium.
 
Students participated in the Carolina Panthers’ 3rd & Goal Field Day, a celebration recognizing reading growth among third graders across North and South Carolina. More than 400 students came together for a day filled with learning, movement and plenty of Panther fun.
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Student participate in a real-world Spanish language lesson.
SCHOOL POST OF THE WEEK: Cane Creek Middle School
 
Spanish 1 students got up and moving while practicing real-world conversations! In an inner/outer circle, they rotated through different partners, practicing greetings, introductions, and asking and answering questions in Spanish. Lots of speaking, listening, and building confidence with every round!

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Students raise their hands in the air while singing a song.

🎨 During Arts in Education Week, Candler Elementary School students celebrated creativity, collaboration, and the courage to try something new through a schoolwide project inspired by “The Dot” by Peter H. Reynolds.

Three students speak with a teacher while sitting at a table.

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Erwin Middle School faculty and staff members sat down with students to recount their personal experiences on the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

EF Exchange Ambassadors pose with school leadership and students in front of a North Buncombe High wall mural.

πŸ—ΊοΈ North Buncombe High School recently welcomed 21 EF Exchange program ambassadors from countries around the world for a firsthand look at the opportunities available to students in Buncombe County Schools.

Matthew Kinne helps a student with an upright bass.

🎼 The sound of strings fills the classrooms at Owen Middle School and Owen High School, where students are learning much more than how to play an instrument. Under the direction of strings teacher Matthew Kinne, students are building confidence, friendships, and a deeper appreciation for music. 

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