Bladen County Schools meet highlights –

Jerod Smith was recognized for his success in the ground and water competition. Jerod took first place in the Essay competition of the 9th grade.

Elizabettown Primary Battle of the Books Team:

Delmar Bartolo

Jay'cion Bonds

Nora Bridgers

Kimora Heckstall

Quarn Lewis-Gary

Ava Montgomery

Jesus Rebollars Ventura

Delilah Rogers

Maxton Starnes

Joshua Williams

Gavin Wu

Ariel Zambrano

Trainer Caren Long

Tar Heel School Bob Team:

Jayden Bethea

Javier Cabrera Mendez

Madison Eldridge

Jonathan Marroquin

No, Mejia

Nicholas Musselwhite

Peyton Nichols

Alitzel Ortiz Rojas

Acelin Perez Vasquez

Allyzon Sandoval Cruz

Jazlyn Sandoval Ortiz

Trainer Leigh Cromartie

Jonathan Adams

Janice Alvarez-Nunez

Cabria Baldwin

Quadir Brown

Ta'Moni Brown

Tmyah Brown

Juandiego Burga-Cupen

Kayelynn Chambers

Justin Garrett

Jalen Graham

Braynlan Johnson

Jeremiah Kilpatrick

Jaden Lewis-Gary

Camerone Merritt

Darlyn Montejo Alvarado

Jeremiah Morton

Jamiya Peterson

Arryhanna Pinckney

Hailey Robinson

Serenity Russia

Luna Salgado-Vazquez

Macurey Sheppard

Sana'a Singletary

Paul Smith

Grady Starling

Ruby Stephens

Allysa Stringfield

Rosario Vasquez Salinas

Gabrielle Williams

Niyah wooten

Aaliyah Wright

Director Brenda Flowers

Josey Pait – 4th place, 10th grade aggrekience

Maliah McClendon – 4th place, hand -drawn anime division 1

Awnnica -ringer – 4th place, on site painting Division 1

A'Marra Washington – 4th place, 11th grade psychology

Talon Bailey – 1 Stace, sculpture department 1

Kevin Aguilar Saraoz – 5th place, Spanish 11th grade

Joshua Knuth – 1st Place, woodworking Division 2

Hollie Mehan – Club sponsor

In addition, students of the State Beta Convention acquired Early College …

2nd place – Performance Arts Senior, Solo, Duo, Trio – Vocalist

4th place – performance arts, small group

3rd place – Show Choir

The BoE recognized Elizabeththththnstudenter, Kannon Ripley, Mai Nguyen, Issac Espinoza, Evelyn Salgado, Isaiah Bizzel, David Josue Valenzuela Ayala, Keyree Thompson, Jared Media-Leal, Carter Davis, Maite Lopez-Segura and Sponsor Care-Long, for your Success with the NC-TiES student at the TIES showing notes in the Ties-Ties notes. The students worked together to build Shadowbox habitats and then build code animals to move in them!

Two Envirothon teams – Toam Ignite and the Backyardigans – were recognized for their success in the regional Envirothon. Both teams will take part in the state competition.

Infeit the team

Jonny Lemus Basilio

Ryleigh Finley

Charles Lmarca

Axel Estrada

Nicholas Musselwhite

Who raise

Hayli Cooper

Kenny Rogers

Andrew Reendiz

Wilson fate

Shaley McKoy

Sponsors:

Nikki Bryant

Brett Jackson

Congratulations to Abbygale Mohr, a student of the Bladen Early College High School, who was admitted to the Governor School in the School of Natural Sciences.

The community member Edward Smith spoke during the participation of citizens in relation to plans for primary school.

The Boe approved….

• 25-26 BoE review data

• 26-28 AIG plan

25-26 Current expenditure budget proposal to the district commissioners

Dr. Atkinson and Mrs. Harrison should present the commissioner on May 5.

Ms. Harrison emphasized that this proposal is only for local dollars

The increased request from the district would help finance the funds:

Assistant to the main positions

Add positions of the teacher assistants to support our second class teams at every school (over a period of 5 years).

“Invest in Bladen”, a program with which interested teacher assistants can become licensed teachers

The increasing costs of employees and employees increase

The district made the same application last year without additional dollars.

Report of the CEO:

• thanked deputy school heads for all their hard work.

• congratulated basketball teams on their success

The staff encouraged to maintain a healthy balance

Repeated that our schools have so much g • OOD things – “Keep on like this!”

Report of the superintendent:

• If you keep an eye on the proposed laws that would affect the school district, updates will continue to be available

• The Elizabethtown Middle School has made progress in the right direction, but the school still has difficulty holding employees, and we need highly qualified employees in the classroom there, so that