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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.

Members of the A.C. Reynolds High School Environmental Club pose at the Central Services building.
POST OF THE WEEK: πŸŒΏπŸ›οΈπŸ’‘ Students Get Lesson in Science, Civics with Board of Education
 
Members of the A.C. Reynolds High School Environmental Club set a goal to make a positive change. The end result was a special lesson that combined both science and civics.
 
In a collaborative effort with school system leaders, the students helped develop a comprehensive sustainability policy for Buncombe County Schools. The club did research, consulted with school leaders, and attended a Policy Committee meeting with teacher Maura Brouwer to fully understand how decisions are made. 
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A screenshot from the BCS Teacher Appreciation Week video that shows Superintendent Dr. Rob Jackson behind a group of young students.
 
BCS Celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week
 
BCS Superintendent Dr. Rob Jackson joins students at Weaverville Primary School to thank all BCS teammates for their work and dedication as the school system marks Teacher Appreciation Week.
 

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A student poses in front of a blue ribbon art piece.

🎨 The artistic talents of BCS high school students are now on display, as the All-County High School Art Exhibition continues at the North Entrance of Asheville Mall until May 16.

A student hits a wiffle ball off of a tee.

⚾ The sounds of cheers, laughter, and the crack of the bat filled the air at Bob Lewis Park as BCS and regional students gathered for a day of Adaptive Baseball.

Two students run through cones as part of an obstacle course.

🌍 Students from Buncombe County Early College and Buncombe County Center for Career Innovation came together on Earth Day to celebrate sustainability and environmental stewardship.

James Michael Sapp poses with a certificate.

πŸ… James Michael Sapp, a principal fellow intern at Oakley Elementary and Eblen Intermediate, received WCU’s Don Chalker Award for Excellence in Educational Leadership.

A pre-k student looks through a chain-link fence at two goats.

 πŸ Kindergarten and Pre-K students got a firsthand look at agriculture during Erwin High’s annual Farm Day, which brings younger learners onto campus for interactive, student-led experiences.

A student operates a back hoe while an adult instructs.

πŸ› οΈ Students from Owen High School took on a special assignment - helping prepare a new permanent home for families severely impacted by Hurricane Helene. 

Fairview Elementary School’s Odyssey of the Mind team poses with a raccoon mascot.

🧠 Fairview Elementary School’s Odyssey of the Mind team earned second place in their division at the state competition, securing a coveted spot at the World Finals. 

A student plays the cello on a stage.

🎻 An evening of music and connection filled the cafeteria at Owen Middle School as the school’s Strings program hosted a special dinner performance for family and friends.

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