Academic

The game schedule is up on the new ⚽Coed Soccer⚽ page. You can navigate to the page form the main menu Students > Athletics > Coed Soccer, or click this link to the Coed Soccer page.

September is Deaf Awareness Month and North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper officially recognizes the Deaf community, culture and American sign language (ASL).

The Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DSDHH) has regional Deaf Services Specialists who are experts on Deaf culture, ASL and are trained as sign language proficiency evaluators. Please check out the calendar and DSDHH Facebook for regional Deaf awareness events!

The Parent/Student Handbook has been posted to our website.

The dietary staff had their first themed event of the year in the cafeteria yesterday. Staff and students wore as much red, white, and blue as they could. The dietary staff decorated the cafeteria and provided a themed menu. Great job!

🎨🍊🍇🍌🥕A few of our talented ENCSD students immersed themselves in the vibrant world of Paul Cézanne, painting fruits and vegetables of their choice on canvas. This creative project followed a thorough review of color theory, where students explored mixing colors and developed their color wheels with primary, secondary, and intermediate hues.

Our coed soccer team is travelling to play at NCSD today!! Good luck Fighting Hornets!!⚽️🚎

The 2024 🏐Mason Dixon Girls Volleyball Tournament🏐 at Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf is this weekend! Watch our Tournament Page for tournament news and live streaming.

Tomorrow's Coed Soccer game has been cancelled. We will post an announcement when it is rescheduled. ⚽️🥅

The Middle School students are making posters and videos about a selected Deaf Athlete in their ELA class. This is in partnership with the Deaf Awareness Committee. Come check out these posters along with others at our soccer ⚽️ game on October 15th at 4 pm.

Our Math 3 class used number lines, inequalities, inequality notations, and interval notations to arrange card clues in correct order. The sorted cards helped students to find number combinations that opened four combination locks for each locked box. Treasured treats were found inside to congratulate students for matching the correct number lines, inequalities, inequality notations, and interval notations.

Our students are now ready for interpreting key features of functions using interval notation.