Latest News in the District

  • Read to Achieve Summer Reading Camp

    The Read to Achieve Summer Reading Camp is a free service to families that is designed to provide extra support for students that have not shown proficiency in reading standards. Eligible students are invited to attend the camp and register during the school year and are only able to attend if they have completed the final registration process.

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  • Job Fair for substitute teachers

    Join us on May 21. If you love working with children, we welcome you to join our substitute teacher team today! Bladen County Schools’ substitute teachers have excellent job flexibility!

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  • Looking for a job in teaching?

    Bladen County Schools in partnership with Fayetteville State University will be hosting a job fair on May 30 from 4pm-6pm for persons interested in a teaching position. You did not need a teaching certificate - any four-year degree is acceptable.

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  • Clarkton School of Discovery accepting applications

    Clarkton School of Discovery is accepting applications for the 2019-2020 school year

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  • West Bladen students win at state conference

    West Bladen had several students that participated in the state FCCLA conference with all students bringing home top honors.

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  • School Cafeterias Score 100

    Bladen County Schools' cafeterias are top-notch in sanitation and safe food practices! If you've not visited our school cafeterias we invite you to stop in one day for breakfast or lunch. Cost is less than $4.oo per meal for adults.

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  • April 4 Board of Ed Planning Retreat

    The Bladen County Board of Education will hold a Program Review and Planning Retreat on Thursday, April 4, 2019, 6:00 pm

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  • March 19 Special Called BOE meeting

    The Bladen County Board of Education will meet for a Special Called board meeting on Tuesday

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  • Job Shadowing is a Day of Fun

    Job shadowing allows a student to spend a few hours or a day with a professional working in the student's career interest. The student has the opportunity to experience what the job is like and can ask questions too!

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  • Vote for Your School Hero

    North Carolina Education Lottery's NC School Heroes program provides North Carolina residents with the opportunity to celebrate everyday people impacting the lives of students. The contest will reward 10 nominators, the NC School Heroes, and the NC School Hero's school with cash prizes.

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  • Classroom grants available

    The Bladen County Educational Foundation is accepting applications for classroom grants.

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  • Bladen County Schools Best of the Best

    Bladen County cast their vote for the Best of the Best Educators in Bladen County Schools and here are the results.

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  • Clarkton student elected State Junior Beta President

    Breaking News: Jair McElveen, a student at Clarkton School of Discovery in Bladen County has just been elected

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  • Educator Job Fair

    On Saturday, March 23 from 9am - 12 pm school district representatives from across North Carolina will be conducting an educator job fair. The event will be held at

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  • Early College Parent Information Session

    Early College information session for current 8th and 9th grade students and their families will be held on Wednesday, February 6 from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm at

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  • National School Counseling week

    National School Counseling Week - February 4-8, 2019 - sponsored by ASCA, highlights the tremendous impact school counselors can have in helping students achieve school success and plan for a career.

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  • Salvation Army at Bladen County Schools

    The Salvation Army of Cape Fear will be at the Bladen County Schools Board of Education Administration Building at 1489 US Hwy 701 S in Elizabethtown, NC to assist families in Bladen County who have been displaced from Hurricane Florence.

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  • Governor declares Career Pathways week in North Carolina

    To promote workforce development and strengthen connections between education and job readiness, Governor Roy Cooper has declared the week of January 28-February 1, 2019 as Career Pathways Week in North Carolina.

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  • Juuling, Vaping and E-Cigarettes among teens

    Do you know what your teen is doing (or using)? Join us on Tuesday, January 22 to learn about Juuling, Vaping, and E-Cigarette usage among teens.

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  • New Bus Driver training class

    Want to drive a school bus? Plan to attend the upcoming bus driver training class that begins on January 29.

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  • State Superintendent to reduce testing

    As many students in North Carolina public schools begin school this week, State Superintendent Mark Johnson announced that he has taken steps to reduce the time spent testing for many of the state’s youngest scholars. The move follows a survey Johnson sent to teachers last school year that showed that 76 percent of North Carolina teachers think their students are tested too much.

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  • District to offer tuition reimbursement to teacher assistants

    Teacher assistants may receive an award up to $4,600 per academic year for a period of up to four years to be used towards the cost of tuition and fees for a teacher assistant to attend an educator preparation program at an institution of higher education.

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  • Parent Portal Reminder

    Parents have access to grades, attendance, schedules and other important information It’s here just for parents and involves only a few clicks of a mouse. The PowerSchool Parent Portal is a convenient online program that makes it easy for parents to monitor their child’s academic progress. The program is made available through the N.C. Department of Public Instruction. Parents with children in Bladen County Schools may use the Parent Portal to see grades, attendance, class schedules and other information.

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  • District Breaks Ground on New Ag Barn

    With grant funding received from the North Carolina Tobacco Trust Fund, East Bladen High School will soon be home to the county's first Agriculture Learning Barn for students.

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