Superintendent Dr. Valerie Bridges recently visited the first cohort of Scholar Teachers - ECPS's "grow your own" teacher preparation program - to award the students with their scholarships. In just three years, these Scholar Teachers will return to Edgecombe County to lead a classroom of their own!

Susana Contreras-Blanco, a junior at Tarboro High School, has been selected to attend the Governor's School of North Carolina this summer. She will take part in the five and one-half week residential program on the campus of High Point University and will study Mathematics.

The SouthWest Edgecombe High School Air Force JROTC Unit has received the Distinguished Unit Award for the 2018 - 2019 school year. This award recognizes the top 3 percent of Air Force JROTC units that have performed well above and beyond normal expectations. They have distinguished themselves through outstanding service to their school and community.

Congratulations to Tarboro High School’s Kimani McDaniels! He was named “Most Valuable Athlete” at the NCHSAA Men’s Track & Field State Championship and captured State Championships in the 100 meter dash and the 200 meter dash! 

Kindergarten students in Ms. Phillips' class at G.W. Carver Elementary School enjoyed working in the Pinetops Community Garden! The garden is designed to provide fresh vegetables for people in need and to help children learn about the value of gardening.

Congratulations to the ECPS Employee of the Month for May - Princeville Elementary School's Yolanda Jones!

Thank you to our School Nurses!

South Edgecombe Middle School - ECPS Middle School Quiz Bowl Champions!

Congratulations to G.W. Carver Elementary School - ECPS Elementary Quiz Bowl Champions!

Kindergarteners in Mrs. Hyman's class at Martin Millennium Academy LOVE Dr. Seuss!

The North Edgecombe High School JROTC Cadets recently visited Governor Roy Cooper at the Governor's Mansion in Raleigh!

The Edgecombe Early College Scholar Teachers are doing incredible work in classrooms across the district. The EECHS Scholar Teachers Program provides outstanding high school students in Edgecombe County who desire to become teachers the most advanced preparatory program currently available in eastern North Carolina.

The ability to understand and speak more than one language is not the only benefit of a Spanish Immersion education. Research shows that immersion students gain additional cognitive and academic benefits! ECPS is proud to offer Spanish Immersion Programs at G.W. Bulluck Elementary School & Martin Millennium Academy.