North Buncombe Middle

Learning Today to Change the World of Tomorrow

Los Estándares Esenciales de Ciencias de Carolina del Norte se han traducido al español para los grados K-5 y 6-8.

We want to let you know that the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is expanding its Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program into the summer months.

Bright Ideas education grants are now available to educators in Buncombe County Schools!

ALL educators are welcome to join in this 8-session series to learn practical techniques to manage stress, rekindle daily joy through the arts, and explore how to apply lessons learned in this series to the classroom through Arts Integrated SEL lessons for students.

Twilight School is scheduled to begin on Jan. 20, 2021; however, this date may change depending upon days missed for inclement weather. Twilight School will be held at the Buncombe County Schools Central Office building on Bingham Road in the Discovery Academy beginning at 4 p.m.

We are asking all parents who think they may qualify for the federal free and reduced meals program to fill out the application form today!

Buncombe County Schools are pleased to announce that both high school and middle school athletics began on November 4, with tryouts starting for Cross Country and Volleyball. Contests in cross country and volleyball will start on November 16.

​ Responding to continuing challenges caused by the COVID-19 school closure, the State Board of Education today approved measures addressing student grading for the remainder of the school year, incomplete teacher evaluations and a request for $380 million in additional emergency funding from the state.

The number is 828-407-2417, and all callers will be sent to voicemail. The messages will be monitored and calls will be returned by a school nurse.

We understand that these are difficult and uncertain times for our staff members. We want to remind our employees of EAN (Employee Assistance Network) resources that are available to you. That important information is below.

Same tradition, new options. Did you know that for the first time ever, you can complete the 2020m Census online?

The “Say Something” app is coming to Asheville City Schools and Buncombe County Schools!

The U. S. Census Bureau is accepting applications for temporary part-time Census Taker Positions for the 2020 Census.

The BCS Finance Department received two awards for financial reporting excellence.

Beginning Oct. 1, BCS Students and Teachers can use their Student ID Numbers to check out 10 books at any Buncombe County Public Library, place holds within the Buncombe County Public Library System, and enjoy Buncombe County Public Library digital books and services.

Did you know that the Buncombe County School board recently adopted a new policy (Policy 3105) that allows homeschool students to participate in athletics in grades 9-12?

This fall, BCS plans to expand distance learning opportunities by launching a fully virtual option for sixth- through twelfth-graders.

Barnes & Noble is excited to announce upcoming Educator Appreciation weekends during the month of April!

The N.C. REAL ID will make it more convenient when you need to board a commercial airplane or visit a military base or other federal facility.

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