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We cannot say a big enough thank you to so many volunteers that made today a fun success. Darnell Farms for sending pumpkins, 15 Parent Volunteers, 20+ Middle School Students, and 35 parents who sent in supplies or prepped activities!
More pictures of the day to come!



















Yesterday, Bright Adventures Students experienced FARM DAY - a day full of farm related activities both inside their classrooms and outside! Children pretended to 'milk cows' and 'shear sheep' in their classrooms and met real horses, chickens, ducks, turkeys, goats, and pigs outside! A HUGE thank you to our community members who took the time to bring animals and share their knowledge of farming with our preschoolers. Hands on learning is always the best! (More pics to come)










Be here. Be engaged. Be successful.












(A few of our friends were not available for pictures.)

Did you know that missing just 10% of the school year is considered chronic absenteeism?
In a typical 180-day school year, that's about 18 days — roughly one month of school.
And it doesn't take long to get there. Missing just two days per month can put a student in that range.
Every day counts!









Attendance Matters!
One of the strongest predictors of success in school is also one of the simplest: showing up.
Research consistently links regular attendance with stronger academic performance, staying on track for graduation, and greater connection to school.
Every day at school is an opportunity to learn, connect with teachers and friends, and take another step toward graduation.
Be here. Be engaged. Be successful.







Swain County Schools is looking for Cafeteria Assistants and Cafeteria Subs to join our team. Whether you only have 2 hours a day or 1 day a week to spare, we will work with you to create a flexible schedule!
Earn extra money while making an immediate, positive impact in our schools.
Apply Online: Visit https://swain.schoolspring.com/
Apply In-Person / Get More Info: Call Lavonda Woodring, Human Resources Coordinator, at 828-488-3129 ext. 5128.

The lockdown at Swain County High School has been lifted and the perimeter lockdowns at the other locations have also been lifted.
The lockdown occurred at approximately 11:25 am due to a perceived threat by a staff member. Other school locations were placed on a perimeter lockdown as a precaution.
Local law enforcement responded quickly, conducted a search of the area, and determined that there was no threat at 11:59 am. At no time were students in danger.
Thank you to everyone for following the established emergency procedures.
As the district debriefs with law enforcement, additional details will be provided.
