Buncombe County Government will host nine drop-in community meetings and an online forum about school consolidation in September. The input collected during these meetings will be included in a report sent to the NC Legislature. Your voice is needed to represent our community and youth's needs in this process.
Every ribbon cutting means the world to the people who put so much time, dedication, and resources into making their grand opening a reality. It was no different for the crowd assembled at the back end of Enka Middle School on Thursday afternoon.
Just days before the official start of school here in Buncombe County, our community celebrated the grand opening of the Enka Health Hangar, a new resource for students, families, staff, and faculty in the Enka School District.
The 2024 School Supply Drive and Pack and Sort event has once again demonstrated the incredible power of community collaboration in Buncombe County.
Regan's story is a testament to the necessity of comprehensive support systems, including the invaluable contributions of Community School Coordinators like Patty, and the essential resources provided by organizations such as the United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County and many other community organizations (UWABC).
Asheville-based Team Us is making waves as part of the United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County's (UWABC) inaugural United for Youth Community Grant awards.
At A.C. Reynolds Middle School, an exciting partnership has taken root, bringing a unique blend of mindfulness and physical education to the students. House of Yoga, a local non-profit and recent partner of United for Youth, has answered the call to support our schools in an innovative way.
