Washington County B.O.E meeting
Open session starts at 6p.m
Located at 509 Adams Street, Plymouth, NC.
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Our JROTC participated in the Belhaven NC High School Annual Alumni Parade
From pruning arrowhead plants and Boston Ferns to prepping beautiful gifts for Mother’s Day — it’s been a busy week! Nothing beats getting your hands a little dirty to bring smiles to the people we love most. #PlantLife #MothersDayPrep #GreenThumb #CTE
Our students just BUILT CITIES from the ground up!
Ms. Sander's Foundations of Principle - Governments class, students were challenged to design their own cities—complete with unique populations, government structures, budgets, and creative ways to generate revenue beyond taxes!
From creating demographic breakdowns to outlining how their governments function and raise funds, these future leaders showcased critical thinking, creativity, and real-world application of civic concepts.
🎉 School Nurse Appreciation Day – May 7th🎉
Today, we proudly recognize and celebrate the outstanding contributions of our school nurses in honor of School Nurse Appreciation Day. Their work is vital to the health and well-being of our entire school community, and we are incredibly grateful for all they do—both visibly and behind the scenes.
Our school nurses juggle a wide range of responsibilities with professionalism, dedication, and compassion. Their recent contributions include:
Maintaining 100% compliance for student health assessments and immunizations.
Conducting staff-wide training on basic first aid, and training medication administrators and alternates, while ensuring classrooms are stocked with essential first aid supplies.
Collaborating with AGAPE, the Health Department, and WCRMS to holistically support student health needs.
Distributing free COVID-19 tests provided by NCDHHS.
Organizing and implementing the SMILE Mobile Dentist Program, offering students free dental care.
Successfully applying for and receiving a $5,000 Feminine Hygiene Grant, benefiting students from elementary through high school.
Completing Stop the Bleed emergency preparedness training.
Responding daily to the physical and emotional needs of students and staff, creating a safe and supportive learning environment.
Our school nurses are the heartbeat of health in our schools. Their commitment, skill, and care make a lasting difference every single day.
Today, we salute you—and we thank you.
We’re celebrating student success and early achievement!
This year, three of our outstanding students are graduating from Beaufort County Community College through the Career & College Promise (CCP) program!
Please help us congratulate:
M. Norman
T. Williams
I. Belcher
The CCP program allows eligible high school students to get a head start on their college and career goals by earning college credits while still enrolled in high school. While many students take advantage of the tuition-free pathway, these three chose to invest in themselves and complete the program as all-payers.
What makes this accomplishment even more impressive? By graduating from community college and completing high school simultaneously, these students will enter a four-year university as college freshmen — not transfer students. That means full access to first-year scholarships, campus housing, and the complete college experience.
Your hard work, discipline, and vision for your future have set the bar high. We are so proud of you!
Thank you to Ms. Wilkins and her incredible team for their hard work, creativity, and dedication in making the first prom at WCHS an unforgettable experience! 💃🏽🕺🏽
From the stunning decor to the seamless coordination, every detail was thoughtfully planned and beautifully executed. You gave our students a night full of magic, memories, and moments they’ll cherish forever. 💐🎉
Your efforts did not go unnoticed, and we are beyond grateful for all you poured into making this a night to remember. Thank you again for setting the bar high and showing what excellence looks like! 👏🏽💛🖤 #WCHSProm #UnforgettableNight #Grateful #WCHSPride
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to Bojangles for your support of our 2023-2024 District Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Sandra Arnold!
Your generosity and commitment to celebrating excellence in education mean the world to us. Thank you for helping us honor one of the best in Washington County Schools! 🧡🍗📚 #BojanglesSupportsEducation #TeacherOfTheYear
Help us congratulate JaQuay Brown on signing to play college football at Methodist University! JaQuay is not only a talented multi-sport athlete, but also an academic scholar, a National Technical Honor Society member, and a standout in our Welding program. His hard work, dedication, and excellence on and off the field have earned him this prestigious opportunity.
We are so proud of you, JaQuay — keep shining and thriving!
#CollegeSigning #MethodistUniversity #StudentAthlete #WeldingProgram #NTHS #ScholarAthlete #WCSProud
✨ Here’s a glimpse at some of the amazing images from our Lower Levels Prom! ✨
It’s safe to say that our students — and their parents — completely understood the theme and rocked it! 🎉👏
Everyone looked incredible, and the energy of the night was unforgettable!
#LowerLevelsProm #TheyUnderstoodTheAssignment #MemoriesMade #photodump
✨ Here are some of the amazing images from our Lower Levels Prom! ✨
It’s safe to say that our students — and their parents — completely understood the theme and rocked it! 🎉👏
Everyone looked incredible, and the energy of the night was unforgettable!
#LowerLevelsProm #TheyUnderstoodTheAssignment #MemoriesMade #photodump
✨ Here are some of the amazing images from our Lower Levels Prom! ✨
It’s safe to say that our students — and their parents — completely understood the theme and rocked it! 🎉👏
Everyone looked incredible, and the energy of the night was unforgettable!
#WCHSProm #TheyUnderstoodTheAssignment #MemoriesMade
At WCHS, we believe it’s never too early to teach the value of professionalism. Mr. Baldwin is leading by example alongside two of his sharp-dressed middle school students, Jon Saunders and TreMari Phelps, as they participated in Professional Dress Thursday.
These young men showed up and showed out—proving that confidence, respect, and success all start with how you present yourself. We’re proud to see our students embracing these life-ready habits that will serve them well in the classroom and beyond!
#ProfessionalDressThursday #FutureLeaders #WCHSCTE #DressForSuccess #CTE
Our 8th grade students have been hard at work laying the foundation for their futures! As part of their Career Development Plan, students explored their strengths and interests through a skills match activity on NCCareers.org, helping them discover potential career paths that align with who they are and what they love.
In addition, each student completed their Four-Year Plan, mapping out the courses and experiences they’ll need throughout high school to stay on track with their goals.
To add some fun to the journey, students who completed both activities were entered into a student-led “Eggs Packed with Goodies” prize drawing—because planning your future should come with a little reward!
We’re proud of their focus, effort, and excitement as they begin planning what comes next!
Congratulations to the winners!
The 5th grade students are officially getting their hands dirty—in the best way possible! Thanks to the initiative of our amazing 5th grade team and the support of a STEM grant, our students are diving into a hands-on, interdisciplinary project inside our brand-new greenhouse!
This project merges Science, Math, and Technology as students explore the world of plant growth while designing and testing their own irrigation systems. From calculating water flow and measuring plant needs to using tech tools for design and monitoring, our young innovators are putting classroom knowledge into real-world action.
#STEMinAction #CTE #5thGradeInnovation #HandsOnLearning
Our Horticulture students are getting their hands dirty in the greenhouse—where learning meets the soil! From transplanting seedlings to maintaining plant beds, students are applying what they’ve learned in class to real-life experiences that grow both skills and confidence.
Mr. Braddy, our welding instructor, set up a friendly competition against other high school welders across the BCCC network—and our students showed up and showed out!
A huge congratulations to our first-time competitors:
• Jahvier – 6th Place
• Jesus – 3rd Place
We’re proud of both of you for representing WCHS Welding with skill and confidence!
All other welding students participated in a manufacturing tour, gaining hands-on experience and real-world insight into the welding.
#WCHSWelding #FutureWelders #CTE #HandsOnLearning
Congratulations to Tyzhae Williams and A Ishawna Belcher —your hard work and excellence paid off!
Tyzhae & Ishawna were recognized tonight at BCCC Academic Awards Ceremony. They both Will graduate BCCC Summa Cum Laude.
Attention all students—prom season is here! Please take a moment to review the flyer for both our Lower Level and Upper Level!
