We want to say congratulations to the following students who have placed in the Top 5 for NC Beta and have qualified for Nationals in June.
For 9th grade Agriculture: Noah Stephens
For 9th grade Spelling: Luke Bridgers
For 9th grade Social Studies: Amanda Bollinger
For 9th grade Science: Greigh Butler
For 9th grade Spanish: Rosa Ibarra Espinosa
For 10th grade Agriculture: Johnny Wilson
For 12th grade Biomedical: Dashon Campbell
Again, congratulations to these students, and hopefully, we will find out what place they finished in soon!
During the month of January, we are shining a spotlight on our amazing Custodial, Bus, and Cafeteria Staff! These dedicated individuals work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our school clean, safe, welcoming, and running smoothly each and every day. From ensuring our buildings are well maintained, to safely transporting students, to preparing nutritious meals, their efforts are essential to the success of our school.
Their hard work, reliability, and care for our students play a vital role in creating a positive and supportive learning environment for all East Bladen students. Please join us in celebrating their dedication, service, and commitment to our school community.
Today we shine the spotlight on Mrs. Rhonda Smith-Batchelor
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Their hard work, reliability, and care for our students play a vital role in creating a positive and supportive learning environment for all East Bladen students. Please join us in celebrating their dedication, service, and commitment to our school community.
Today we shine the spotlight on Mrs. Rhonda Smith-Batchelor
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Bladen County Schools Families,
Just like you, we are closely monitoring the weather forecast for the upcoming weekend. ☃️ While it is too early to know what will happen, our teachers are planning ahead to ensure students have everything they would need if Monday were to become a remote learning day.
We will make a decision regarding Monday, no later than 3 pm on Sunday, February 1. We encourage you to monitor all of our regular communication channels (Facebook, Website, BCS App) for updates.
Thank you for understanding and please stay warm!
Due to the potential inclement weather next week, East Bladen High School Career Fair has been rescheduled.
East Bladen - March 10, 2026
Time: 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
East Bladen - March 10, 2026
Time: 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Come and out and support EBHS Band's performance at BCC's Happy Birthday America program on February 12th. Our EBHS BAnd will be performing at 6:00 pm and then the 82nd Airborne Chorus, Woodwind and Brass Quintets will perform at 6:30 pm.
Congratulations to last week's Jersey Mikes Players of the week!
Keyshawn Kemp
Niyah Wooten
During the month of January, we are shining a spotlight on our amazing Custodial, Bus, and Cafeteria Staff! These dedicated individuals work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our school clean, safe, welcoming, and running smoothly each and every day. From ensuring our buildings are well maintained, to safely transporting students, to preparing nutritious meals, their efforts are essential to the success of our school.
Their hard work, reliability, and care for our students play a vital role in creating a positive and supportive learning environment for all East Bladen students. Please join us in celebrating their dedication, service, and commitment to our school community.
Today we shine the spotlight on Mrs. Loretta McDowell.
Their hard work, reliability, and care for our students play a vital role in creating a positive and supportive learning environment for all East Bladen students. Please join us in celebrating their dedication, service, and commitment to our school community.
Today we shine the spotlight on Mrs. Loretta McDowell.
Interested in joining our Track and Field team? See the flyer below for details!
During the month of January, we are shining a spotlight on our amazing Custodial, Bus, and Cafeteria Staff! These dedicated individuals work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our school clean, safe, welcoming, and running smoothly each and every day. From ensuring our buildings are well maintained, to safely transporting students, to preparing nutritious meals, their efforts are essential to the success of our school.
Their hard work, reliability, and care for our students play a vital role in creating a positive and supportive learning environment for all East Bladen students. Please join us in celebrating their dedication, service, and commitment to our school community.
Today we shine the spotlight on Mrs. Tracie Morrison.
Their hard work, reliability, and care for our students play a vital role in creating a positive and supportive learning environment for all East Bladen students. Please join us in celebrating their dedication, service, and commitment to our school community.
Today we shine the spotlight on Mrs. Tracie Morrison.
‼️ Bladen County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay for students and staff tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27, 2026. Wind chills are forecasted to be in the single digits. ❄️
🚌The two-hour delay will allow temperatures to rise, providing safer and more comfortable conditions for morning transportation.
Thank you for your continued support as we work together to prioritize the safety of our students and staff.
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow morning—please stay warm!
🚌The two-hour delay will allow temperatures to rise, providing safer and more comfortable conditions for morning transportation.
Thank you for your continued support as we work together to prioritize the safety of our students and staff.
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow morning—please stay warm!
Students may be working remotely today, but they worked hard in Mrs. Hester’s class last week, completing a lab to determine “The Effects of Temperature and pH on Liver Enzymes.”
01/26-01/30 News from the Nest
Please continue to watch for weather updates this week.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dC5l-7V1FOJEERHw3jENaltWejrTS-qpNWh_e2jGfis/edit?usp=sharing
Please continue to watch for weather updates this week.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dC5l-7V1FOJEERHw3jENaltWejrTS-qpNWh_e2jGfis/edit?usp=sharing
Senior Class Picture ✔️🎓
Our seniors took their indoor senior class picture today!
It's not too late! Take the survey TODAY and help shape the future of Bladen County Schools! 🎓✨
We're embarking on an exciting journey to develop our next strategic plan, and we want YOU to be part of it! With North Carolina's new state strategic plan recently released, now is the perfect time to ensure our local priorities align with state goals while reflecting what matters most to OUR community.
We need YOUR voice!
Whether you're a parent, student, staff member, or community member, your input is invaluable. We've created a survey that asks:
What priorities matter most to you for our students?
Which focus areas should guide our work over the next 3-5 years?
Are you interested in serving on our strategic planning committee?
📱 Take the Survey: Available now through Friday, January 23
🔗 Access the survey at the link below.
https://forms.gle/fcgx8VFPDv43HqP37
This process is just beginning. We're committed to being thorough and thoughtful as we chart our course forward together. Every voice matters, and we can't wait to hear from you!
We are excited to congratulate the following employees who have been named East Bladen High School’s Employees of the Month for December!
These staff members were nominated in recognition of their outstanding dedication, professionalism, and meaningful contributions to our school community.
These staff members were nominated in recognition of their outstanding dedication, professionalism, and meaningful contributions to our school community.
We are excited to congratulate the following students who have been named East Bladen High School’s Students of the Month for December!
These students were nominated by their teachers in recognition of their outstanding achievements, positive leadership, and meaningful contributions to our school community.
These students were nominated by their teachers in recognition of their outstanding achievements, positive leadership, and meaningful contributions to our school community.
BCS Families—Due to expected winter weather in our area, Bladen County Schools will transition to an asynchronous remote learning day for Monday, January 26.
Asynchronous learning means that students will work independently on assignments that teachers have either posted in Canvas, Google Classroom, or will be sending home with students tomorrow, Friday, January 23. Staff will receive information regarding work schedule from their supervisors.
Additionally, all school buildings and district departments will be closed and there will be no events or activities held on Monday. A decision regarding school operations for Tuesday, January 27, will be made no later than 8 pm on Monday, January 26.
We appreciate your cooperation as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff, and we encourage everyone to closely monitor all communication channels for additional updates.
Please stay warm!
Asynchronous learning means that students will work independently on assignments that teachers have either posted in Canvas, Google Classroom, or will be sending home with students tomorrow, Friday, January 23. Staff will receive information regarding work schedule from their supervisors.
Additionally, all school buildings and district departments will be closed and there will be no events or activities held on Monday. A decision regarding school operations for Tuesday, January 27, will be made no later than 8 pm on Monday, January 26.
We appreciate your cooperation as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff, and we encourage everyone to closely monitor all communication channels for additional updates.
Please stay warm!
Thank you to everyone who donated blood and helped make this event possible! Your generosity will make a real difference by helping save lives and support patients in need. A special shoutout to our students who played a key role in making the day run smoothly. They checked on donors, escorted them to and from class, and helped ensure the entire process was successful. We are proud of their leadership, responsibility, and commitment to serving others.
One of the key focuses for Bladen County Schools this year is “Learners to Leaders.” At East Bladen, we strive to Learn with Passion, Live with Purpose, and Lead with Integrity.
Last week, two of our students, Aaliyah Monroe and Nyasia Banks, noticed an ongoing issue with the condition of the ladies’ restrooms and decided to take action. Concerned about the lack of care shown by some classmates, they took the initiative to create, print, laminate, and hang flyers encouraging students to help keep the bathrooms clean.
Aaliyah and Nyasia then presented their idea to Dr. Carroll, sharing their concerns and highlighting the hard work our custodians do each day to maintain a clean school environment. Their actions demonstrate true leadership and a commitment to living with purpose.
These two students are excellent examples of what it means to be Learners to Leaders at East Bladen.
Seniors, don’t forget—your indoor senior class picture will be taken this Friday!
