Asheville High School Dedicates Gym Floor to Coach Vette: A Celebration of Legacy and Leadership
Asheville High School honored Coach Sonita Warren-Dixon, known as Coach Vette, with a dedication ceremony for the newly renovated gym floor on January 3rd at 7:00 PM, celebrating her 34 years of impactful contributions to student athletes and the community.
New Leadership at Claxton Elementary: Corey Simons Takes the Helm
Asheville City Schools is making waves with the appointment of Corey Simons as the new principal of Claxton Elementary School. With over 17 years of experience in education, Simons is set to bring a fresh perspective and a wealth of knowledge to the role. A Warm Welcome from the Superintendent Dr. Maggie Fehrman, Superintendent of […]
Blue Ridge CC Celebrates Adult High School & High School Equivalency Graduates
Graduation ceremonies often evoke a sense of accomplishment, but the recent event at Blue Ridge Community College was particularly poignant. On December 16, 2024, 48 graduates from the Adult High School (AHS) and High School Equivalency (HSE) programs gathered in the Thomas Auditorium, marking a significant milestone in their educational journeys. Empowering Education for All […]
Henderson County Education Foundation Boosts Learning with $20,000 in Mini-Grants
The Henderson County Education Foundation (HCEF) is empowering educators and students through its second round of Educator Mini-Grants, awarding $20,000 to fund 71 innovative projects across 21 schools, fostering active learning with initiatives like hydroponic classrooms and MakerSpaces, while aiming to expand opportunities for diverse student needs and encouraging community support for future educational initiatives.
Henderson County Education Foundation Opens Nominations for 2025 Education Hall of Fame
The Henderson County Education Foundation has announced the nomination period for the 2025 Education Hall of Fame, running from September 16, 2024, through January 6, 2025, to honor individuals who have significantly contributed to education in Henderson County.
New Transfer Guides Make College Pathways Clearer for N.C. Students
North Carolina's new Transfer Guides simplify the transition for community college students to four-year universities by providing comprehensive, centralized resources on admissions and course equivalencies, aiming to enhance educational access and economic mobility across the state.
“Art of Transformation Workshop” Scheduled for September in Asheville
The Center for Spiritual Living Asheville will host the “Art of Transformation” workshop led by Ronald Rand on September 6, 2024, offering participants a chance to explore creativity through storytelling and movement, all while utilizing Stanislavsky's acting methods for personal expression.
Weinert Files for School Board
Buncombe County businesswoman Dr. Glenda Weinert has announced her candidacy for the Buncombe County Board of Education Member at Large. Weinert will appear on the November ballot following her appointment to the position after the resignation of Amanda Simpkins in May 2024. With extensive experience in education, from early childhood to higher education, Weinert’s background […]
SECU Foundation Invests $1 Million in Lead for North Carolina Program
Funding to bolster local government leadership in the Tar Heel State.
Preserving Peregrine Falcons: Brevard College Inspires Students in Trail Conservation Efforts
Brevard College collaborates to protect peregrine falcons by engaging students in designing educational signs and materials for the Devil's Courthouse trail, with the goal of raising awareness and promoting adherence to trail rules.