School Cancellation
Good evening, ENCSD families and staff:
❄️Due to inclement weather, ENCSD will cancel school tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22nd. ❄️
❗️Essential staff should report to work as soon as it is safe to do so to relieve overnight staff. ❗️
Please stay warm and safe.
Kindest regards,
Cheryl Iannucci
School Cancellation
Good evening, ENCSD families and staff:
❄️Due to inclement weather, ENCSD will cancel school tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22nd. ❄️
❗️Essential staff should report to work as soon as it is safe to do so to relieve overnight staff.❗️
Please stay warm and safe.
Kindest regards,
Cheryl Iannucci
Sept. 28th at 7PM is Deaf Awareness Night at the Rodeo. Don't miss out! 🤠🐴
The WNC Schools Helene Recovery Fund is an important initiative aimed at supporting schools affected by Tropical Storm Helene in Western North Carolina. This fund will help address various challenges faced by students and staff, including loss of housing, supplies, and technology, as well as damage to school facilities caused by the storm's winds and water. Company and individual donations are welcome and appreciated.
School Delay
The latest forecasts predict inclement weather 🌨️ and we can expect ❄️ snow accumulation later today.
We will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow morning (Wednesday, January 22nd).
This may change pending actual weather conditions.
Schedule is as follows:
2 Hour Delay
High School Bell Schedule
10:00-10:55 1st period
The Board of Trustees Meeting scheduled for tomorrow, has been cancelled.
Lifetouch, the photography company that took our yearbook photos this year, has sent a note offering parents a discount. Use the coupon code below on orders of $29.99 or greater for a 25% discount.
Dear Parents,
As a token of appreciation, Lifetouch is offering discounts on school photography!
- 25% off a purchase of $29.99+ with code THANKFUL25
Valid through 12/31/2024
Our school was featured in an article on The Assembly about Deaf school enrollment in North Carolina. It's a very interesting read. Click the title for the full article.
North Carolina has pushed deaf children toward mainstream schools for decades. Now lawmakers want to give parents more choice to send their children to the two state schools in Morganton and Wilson.
Join us in celebration of Deaf History Month! How much do you know about Deaf history?
Parents, Children and Community Members are welcome!