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Bladen County Schools Mission Statement
"Producing responsible citizens by educating all students
with global skills needed for the 21st century" 
 

 Items of Interest                                                                   

 

 
EOC and EOG Testing has begun - R U Ready?

Dublin Primary McTeacher Night at McDonald's in Elizabethtown - May 24, 5pm-8pm

Summer Feeding Program offered through Child Nutrition begins June 18

Migrant Family Reunion at Bladen Lakes Primary - May 20

FREE Health Screenings, May 30 at the Elizabethtown Food Lion

2011-2012 Retirement Luncheon -June 12

Summer Work Schedule begins June 11 - August 10

East Bladen High School Graduation - June 9, 3pm

West Bladen High School Graduation - June 7, 7pm

Migrant Summer School - June 15 - July 6, Monday through Friday

Tech Savvy Teacher Learning Series -  June 25-28; July 9-12; August 6-9


Teachers Selected for Instructional Guide Design Team - Nine teachers from Bladen County have been selected to be a part of the Instructional Guide Design team......... 

K-6 Students Can Honor Their School Bus Drivers Through Essay Contest - Thomas Built Buses is sponsoring an essay contest for students in kindergarten through sixth grade to honor their school bus drivers.........

Congratulations William Johnston, Teacher Assistant at Booker T. Washington
who has been selected as the
2012 North Carolina Teacher Assistant of the Year!!!!!
 
 
YOU ARE AWESOME
 

FUTURE LEARNING IS HERE
Bladen County School's 1:1 Digital Project
Has Begun
 
Students of Stephanie Hester, Cheryl West, Susan Smith, and Pam Roberts are part of the Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet pilot program which began February 23 funded by the Golden Leaf Foundation. Beginning in August 2012, all high school students will receive a Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

   Looking for FREE Online Technology Tools

Click on the "walking disc" for more than 100 resources.


 
 Attention Graduates of the Classes of 1981-2009

Effective July 1, 2009, students who entered the ninth grade for the first time prior to 2006-07 and are not currently enrolled in a public school but have met all state and local graduation requirements except for achieving proficiency on the North Carolina Reading and/or Mathematics Competency Test(s) and/or the North Carolina Skills Test(s) and/or their alternate assessments(s) are no longer required to meet the competency or computer skill standards. These students may petition their former school for a diploma. In order to receive a high school diploma, these students' school records and/or documentation must show that all state and local board requirements have been met. If these students' school records and/or documentation show that all state and local board requirements have been met, these students may be granted diplomas.

If you fall in this category and wish to receive your high school diploma, please contact the Superintendent of Bladen County Schools, at 910-862-4136.

Frequently Asked Questions click here...........


The Bladen County Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, national origin, sex, age, or handicapping condition in its policies.

If you have a question concerning discrimination or believe you are a victim of discrimination you may contact the Title IX or Section 504 Coordinator Jane Lomax by calling Bladen County Schools at (910) 862-4136 between 8:30 am and 4:00 pm Monday through Friday.

El Borde de Educacion del Condado Bladen no discrimina en lo basicos de raza, credo, origen nacional, sexo, cdad a condiciion minusvalida en sus polizas.

Si tiene preguntas de asustos de discriminacion o cree que sea victim de discriminacion puede contactar a Titilo IX o Seccion 504 Coordinador Jane Lomax se llama a las Escuelas del Condado de Bladen (910) 862-4136 entre las horas de las 8:30 de la manana hast alas 4:00 de la tarde lde los Lunes hasta el Viernes.