Mrs. Jones’ class has been working hard from home during our remote learning days by completing a fun and engaging Snow Cream project. All materials were sent home, and students followed the directions to make their own snow cream. They proudly shared photos of themselves working hard, learning, and having fun along the way. We are so proud of their effort and enthusiasm!
BCS Families—
Bladen County Schools will continue with asynchronous remote learning tomorrow, Wednesday, February 4. District administrators have been in communication with the North Carolina Department of Transportation and Bladen County Emergency Services and there continues to be widespread concern with ice on secondary roads.
All events and activities scheduled for Wednesday, February 4 are canceled.
Asynchronous learning means that students will work independently on assignments that teachers have either posted in Canvas, Google Classroom, or sent home with students Friday. Staff will receive information regarding work schedules from their supervisors.
A decision regarding school operations for Thursday, February 5 will be made no later than 6 pm Wednesday.
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.
Thank you and please stay warm!
Bladen County Schools will continue with asynchronous remote learning tomorrow, Wednesday, February 4. District administrators have been in communication with the North Carolina Department of Transportation and Bladen County Emergency Services and there continues to be widespread concern with ice on secondary roads.
All events and activities scheduled for Wednesday, February 4 are canceled.
Asynchronous learning means that students will work independently on assignments that teachers have either posted in Canvas, Google Classroom, or sent home with students Friday. Staff will receive information regarding work schedules from their supervisors.
A decision regarding school operations for Thursday, February 5 will be made no later than 6 pm Wednesday.
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.
Thank you and please stay warm!
We are excited to announce that Finding Home: NC Holocaust Survivors, a traveling exhibit from the North Carolina Council on the Holocaust, will be coming to our school on February 9-13, 2026. This exhibit tells the powerful stories of Holocaust survivors who rebuilt their lives in North Carolina after the Holocaust. Each display explores life before the Holocaust, survivors’ experiences during it, and their journeys to North Carolina, using photographs, quotes, and QR codes for deeper learning.
Students will have the opportunity to engage with history through real stories and local connections.
You can find out more about this exhibit at https://ncholocaustcouncilworkshops.org/finding-home-nc-holocaust-survivors-exhibit/
Students will have the opportunity to engage with history through real stories and local connections.
You can find out more about this exhibit at https://ncholocaustcouncilworkshops.org/finding-home-nc-holocaust-survivors-exhibit/
Senior of the Week
Check out this awesome update on one of our West Bladen Alumni!
Chase Williams of Elizabethtown, NC awarded gold stars for fall 2025 at The Citadel
Chase Williams of Elizabethtown, NC is one of the more than 800 cadets and students recognized for their academic achievements during the fall 2025 semester.
Gold stars are awarded to cadets and students at The Citadel who achieved a 3.7 grade point average or higher. Cadets and students who achieve gold star recognition are also placed on The Citadel's dean's list.
Those cadets may wear gold stars on their uniforms throughout the semester following their academic achievement. A gold star recognition certificate is awarded to non-cadet students who meet the requirements; veteran and active duty students are also awarded challenge coins.
Chase Williams of Elizabethtown, NC awarded gold stars for fall 2025 at The Citadel
Chase Williams of Elizabethtown, NC is one of the more than 800 cadets and students recognized for their academic achievements during the fall 2025 semester.
Gold stars are awarded to cadets and students at The Citadel who achieved a 3.7 grade point average or higher. Cadets and students who achieve gold star recognition are also placed on The Citadel's dean's list.
Those cadets may wear gold stars on their uniforms throughout the semester following their academic achievement. A gold star recognition certificate is awarded to non-cadet students who meet the requirements; veteran and active duty students are also awarded challenge coins.
BCS Families—
Due to continued concerns with travel conditions in our area, Bladen County Schools will continue with asynchronous remote learning on Tuesday, February 3.
Asynchronous learning means that students will work independently on assignments that teachers have either posted in Canvas, Google Classroom, or sent home with students Friday. Staff will receive information regarding work schedules from their supervisors.
All events and activities scheduled for Tuesday, February 3 are canceled.
A decision regarding school operations for Wednesday, February 4 will be made no later than 6 pm Tuesday, February 3.
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.
Thank you and please stay warm!
Due to the potential weather next week, West Bladen High School Career Fair has been rescheduled.
West Bladen- March 18th, 2026
Time- 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
West Bladen- March 18th, 2026
Time- 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Please join me in congratulating our Employee of the Week, Mr. Ron Autry.
Mr. Autry teaches Agricultural Mechanics and is highly active with our FFA program. He consistently goes above and beyond to support students through hands on learning opportunities, skill development, and leadership experiences that strengthen our school community and help students succeed beyond the classroom.
Thank you, Mr. Autry, for your dedication to our students and for all you do for West Bladen.
Mr. Autry teaches Agricultural Mechanics and is highly active with our FFA program. He consistently goes above and beyond to support students through hands on learning opportunities, skill development, and leadership experiences that strengthen our school community and help students succeed beyond the classroom.
Thank you, Mr. Autry, for your dedication to our students and for all you do for West Bladen.
Yesterday, our West Bladen High School Men’s and Women’s Bowling teams gave it their all in the singles competition! 🎳 We are so proud to announce that Caison Brixey placed 7th and Brody Rhodes placed 5th. Both athletes will be advancing to the State Tournament in Aberdeen! 🏆
We also took a moment to celebrate our incredible seniors: Omarion Brown, Lileigh Anderson, and Caison Brixey. Thank you for your leadership and dedication! Help us congratulate the team and these seniors in the comments! 🌟
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!
"Once a Knight, always a Knight! ⚔️
We are so proud to feature Matt Hill in our latest Q&A. As a member of West Bladen’s very first freshman class to complete all four years, Matt has come full circle and is now helping lead the next generation as a Health & PE teacher. His goal? To see every single student at West Bladen succeed.
We are so proud to feature Matt Hill in our latest Q&A. As a member of West Bladen’s very first freshman class to complete all four years, Matt has come full circle and is now helping lead the next generation as a Health & PE teacher. His goal? To see every single student at West Bladen succeed.
Get your gear ready! 🦌🏀 It’s Camo Night at West Bladen High School this Friday, January 30th!
Come out and support our teams, and make sure you're in the stands at halftime during the Boys Varsity game—we’re giving away a FREE Allen Brothers hat! 🧢✨
Show up in your best camo and let's bring the energy! ⚔️
Come out and support our teams, and make sure you're in the stands at halftime during the Boys Varsity game—we’re giving away a FREE Allen Brothers hat! 🧢✨
Show up in your best camo and let's bring the energy! ⚔️
West Bladen High School is excited to announce the 2026 Junior–Senior Prom, themed “An Evening at Gatsby’s Mansion.” Prom will be held on Friday, March 27, 2026, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at The Venue at Barefoot Farms in Bladenboro, NC.
To ensure prom is a safe, enjoyable, and memorable experience for everyone, please carefully review the following important guidelines and expectations:
Formal Dress Code
Formal attire is required for all students and guests. Dresses and suits must meet all school dress code guidelines. Excessive cleavage, overly high slits, improper cutouts, sagging pants, jeans, or t-shirts are not permitted. No pinning or taping will be allowed to alter a dress that does not already meet dress code requirements. Administration will make final decisions regarding appropriate attire. Students who do not meet dress code standards will be allowed entry.
Tickets, Dues, and Guests
Prom admission is covered by junior and senior dues, which must be paid by March 6, 2026.
Non–WBHS guests must be approved, be under the age of 21, and require a $40 guest fee and completed guest form by March 6, 2026.
Behavior & Safety
Prom is a school-sponsored event. All school and county discipline policies apply. Any use or possession of drugs, alcohol, or weapons will result in immediate removal, school consequences, and possible legal action. Law enforcement will be present inside and outside the venue.
Entry & Attendance Rules
Students and guests must present a ticket and photo ID to enter. Once admitted, no re-entry will be allowed. Students or guests with felony charges may not attend. No refunds will be issued for any reason.
To ensure prom is a safe, enjoyable, and memorable experience for everyone, please carefully review the following important guidelines and expectations:
Formal Dress Code
Formal attire is required for all students and guests. Dresses and suits must meet all school dress code guidelines. Excessive cleavage, overly high slits, improper cutouts, sagging pants, jeans, or t-shirts are not permitted. No pinning or taping will be allowed to alter a dress that does not already meet dress code requirements. Administration will make final decisions regarding appropriate attire. Students who do not meet dress code standards will be allowed entry.
Tickets, Dues, and Guests
Prom admission is covered by junior and senior dues, which must be paid by March 6, 2026.
Non–WBHS guests must be approved, be under the age of 21, and require a $40 guest fee and completed guest form by March 6, 2026.
Behavior & Safety
Prom is a school-sponsored event. All school and county discipline policies apply. Any use or possession of drugs, alcohol, or weapons will result in immediate removal, school consequences, and possible legal action. Law enforcement will be present inside and outside the venue.
Entry & Attendance Rules
Students and guests must present a ticket and photo ID to enter. Once admitted, no re-entry will be allowed. Students or guests with felony charges may not attend. No refunds will be issued for any reason.
Attention Seniors!
Lifetouch will be on campus on Feb 19, 2026 from 8:30-11am. This is the ONLY day and time they will be on campus taking Senior Photos. Please use the QR code to sign up for a time slot.
Lifetouch will be on campus on Feb 19, 2026 from 8:30-11am. This is the ONLY day and time they will be on campus taking Senior Photos. Please use the QR code to sign up for a time slot.
Horticulture, Floraculture, Creed, Public Speaking, and Job Interview Interest Meeting 1/28 After School in Mr. Nunnery’s room.
Today the castle will operate on a 2 hour delay schedule. Please be mindful of class start times. There will be no second chance breakfast.
Check out Principal Orrock's Knightly News!
Monday, January 26th will be an asynchronous remote learning day. Asynchronous learning means that students will work independently on assignments that teachers have either posted in Canvas, Google Classroom, or sent home.
Thank you to everyone who donated blood and helped make last week’s Blood Connection blood drive a success. Because of your generosity, we surpassed our goal and collected more donations than our last drive. Your donation helps save lives. Thank you for representing Knight Pride and serving others.
Attention Seniors: Show some love in the month of February by purchasing your Senior Ad page at a reduced price. For more information, see the Senior Class Canvas page or the Announcement slides displayed in the Atrium.
West Bladen High School will host a Career & College Program or CCP night on Tuesday, February 10, 2026 from 5 to 7 pm in the Media Center. Current 9-11 grade students and their parents are invited to attend. Staff members from Bladen Community College will explain the different Career & Technical Education (CTE) and College Transfer Program (CTP) Pathways.
West Bladen High School is excited to announce the 2026 Junior–Senior Prom, themed “An Evening at Gatsby’s Mansion.” Prom will be held on Friday, March 27, 2026, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at The Venue at Barefoot Farms in Bladenboro, NC. To ensure prom is a safe, enjoyable, and memorable experience for everyone, please carefully review important guidelines and expectations that has been shared on your canvas page and on facebook.
Let It Be Made is sponsoring a basket raffle with five baskets, each valued at $25. Raffle tickets are $2.00 each and will be sold during lunch from February 9th through February 13th. The drawing will take place on February 13th at 2:30 PM. Be sure to get your tickets during lunch for a chance to win one of these great baskets. Thank you for supporting Let It Be Made! Parents and Guardians you can purchase raffle tickets in the front office.
Parents please join us on February 19, 2026, at 9:00 AM for the National Technical Honor Society Induction Ceremony at West Bladen High School. We will proudly welcome our newest members, recognizing their leadership, academic excellence, and commitment to career and technical education pathways that prepare students for success.
Athletics for the upcoming week. Tuesday, January 27th Basketball is away at South Brunswick. Thursday, January 29th Bowling Conference Roll offs at Lumberton Bowling center. Friday, January 30th Basketball is home against Whiteville.
Show some love this February! ❤️ Whether it's a shoutout to a student, a "thank you" to a teacher, or promoting your local business, now is the perfect time to grab an ad at a discounted rate. Prices start as low as $55! 📸 Scan the QR code to get started. Don't wait—the deadline is February 28th! 🗓️
🎓Senior of the Week🎓
Sweet success in the kitchen! 🍭👩🍳 Ms. Kinlaw’s Foods and Nutrition students were hard at work mastering the art of the cake pop. From mixing to decorating, these students are serving up some serious talent!
