NRM Early College High School

ECHS is proud and honored to have Mr. Dixon and Ms. Woodard as our custodians. We appreciate they are always here for our staff and scholars! Thank you, Mr. Dickens and Ms. Woodard, for all you do for our school. We are glad you are part of the Eagle family!

Bailey Elementary School's Principal, Dr. Wilson, wanted to give a shout out to Alexis and Jesus Valencia for their donation of benches to place on Bailey's campus! Alexis and Jesus chose to give back to the Bailey community by dedicating their Eagle Scout project to provide benches for his students and staff! Dr. Wilson and his staff are very grateful! Thank you Alexis and Jesus for representing ECHS and giving back to your community! 🦅💙🦅. We are proud of you!

Eagles, The week of October 16-20th will be Early College’s first spirit week for this school year! 🎉🎉🎉 Are you ready to show your Eagle pride? 🦅💙🦅 The Class of 2024 would like for you to celebrate with them as they apply to NC Colleges and Universities that are waiving application fees! Remember you must follow NCPS and ECHS policies, especially with dress code, if you participate. Monday: Little You Day which means you can dress like you did when you were in elementary school. Tuesday: Wear your favorite college shirt day! Show the supers support by letting them know what your favorite college is! Wednesday: Wacky Tacky Day Thursday: Senior Citizen Day (attire only which means no canes or walkers are allowed) Friday: Anything but a book bag Day (Please don't bring anything larger than a suitcase) #FlyHighEaglePride

Eagle Families and Scholars: October is National Principals' Month. This is an opportunity for everyone at ECHS to celebrate and honor Dr. McGeachy for his leadership! Dr. McGeachy was recognized as Best Principal by the Best of the Twin Counties. Thank you Dr. McGeachy for everything you do for the Early College High School!

ECHS Exceeded Growth for the 2022-2023 School Year! Congratulations to our teachers and scholars for working hard and making ECHS the place to be! #FlyHighEaglePride

Enjoy the October Newsletter of the Eagle Eye. We appreciation the Communication Team working hard each month to share Early College Events and News!

The UNC System of Colleges will offer virtual Open House tours this week for our Super Seniors, Seniors, and Juniors! AVID Seminar teachers and AVID IV teachers have the information to assist scholars. The Class of 2024 has the information in an email from Mrs. Davis. Scholars are required to register using the link below. This event is held this Monday through Thursday beginning at 6 pm. Parents may attend along with their scholars! Click on the link below to see the schedule and how to register each night. https://www.northcarolina.edu/unc-system-virtual-open-house/

Good evening, Eagle Families! This is Principal McGeachy with your updates as we enter the month of October. I have several important items that I want to make you aware of: · This week, scholars in all EOC classes will once again take NC Check-ins to help prepare them for EOC tests at the end of the semester. The check-ins are an integral part of classroom instruction, and therefore it is important for scholars to be in attendance. · For those scholars who are car riders, the D Building parking lot will be closed on Thursday, Oct. 5th, and Friday, Oct. 6th. During dismissal on those two dates, scholars can be picked up from the Science and Technology Building parking lot. This parking lot is located near the Old Carriage Road entrance to the Nash Community College Campus. · The grading period for the first nine weeks ends on Friday, October 6th. · Lastly, the UNC System of colleges will be offering virtual Open House tours this week. A link containing participating colleges and their respective dates is available on our school’s web page. Continue to monitor our web page for additional updates, and enjoy the rest of your evening.

Nash County Public Schools CTE BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ROUNDUP This event is designed to guide students through a progressive journey of exploration and growth. • High School - Our program encourages students to engage their horizons by delving into available internships, and job opportunities, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed in the professional world. • Middle School - As students progress to this stage, they explore various industries - gaining insights into what different businesses entail, how they operate, and the path to get into those positions, helping them envision their future paths. • Elementary School - expose young minds to the world of business - offering hands-on experiences that ignite their curiosity about potential careers. Stepping stones for growth. #NashCountyPublicSchool #NCPS #CTE #ncpschools

REMINDER Tonight is Curriculum Night! 9/26 @ Arlington Baptist Church, 1500 Bethlehem Rd, Rocky Mount, NC 27803 For more information visit: https://bit.ly/ncpscurriculumnight

Class of 2024: It is time to take your senior portraits! Information has been shared via email and Canvas by Mrs. Davis. Senior Portraits are used for the yearbook as well. Mark your calendar and reserve your time!

Eagle Families and Scholars: Don't forget the tonight's Curriculum Night at Arlington Baptist from 6pm to 8 pm. Lots of information will be shared to support our scholars!

ECHS 9th graders toured NC Wesleyan University on Thursday, September 21st! They met Dr. Duff, the President of NCWU, and toured Hardees Student Union, the Elizabeth B. Pearsall Library, and other academic buildings on campus! Scholars were able to see what life on a college campus is like from our tour guides. They learned about the opportunities NCWU offers to their students. We are proud of our 9th graders for showing what it means to be an Eagle! The next campus tour is for our 10th graders who will be visiting NC State University on October 19th! #FlyHighEaglePride

Eagle Families: Don't forget about the opportunities NCPS is offering to our scholars and you! 1. September 26th and September 28th is Curriculum Nights. See the flyer attached for more details such as times and locations. 2. NCPS Business & Industry Roundup held on October 17th from 5:00-7:00 pm at Nash Central High School. See the flyer attached for more details.

Good evening, Eagle Families! This is Principal McGeachy. I hope everyone fared well during the storm this weekend. Last week, our scholars in ENG II and Biology took their state benchmark assessments. The results of those assessments will be available via the Parent Portal in the next day or so. Also occurring last week, our 9th-grade scholars had an enjoyable visit to the campus of NC Wesleyan University, and the university staff were very complimentary of how our scholars conducted themselves. Lastly, we will work on our first club meetings for scholars this Friday. Thanks for your continued support, and enjoy your evening.

Friendly Reminder! NCPS CURRICULUM NIGHT September 26th @ Arlington Baptist Church September 28th @ Momeyer Baptist Church 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. The following stations will be available so parents and/or guardians can obtain more info about NCPS: • Pre-k, Elementary, and Secondary Curriculums • Advanced Programs • Exceptional Children (EC) • English Language Learner (ELL) • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) • Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) • Career and Technical Education (CTE) • Laptops • Parent Portal & Rooms App Help! • Lunch Forms

National Honor Society Members Only: The first NHS meeting will be held on Friday, September 29, 2023. Are you ready? It is going to be a great year! #FlyHighEaglePride

Eagles, Mrs. Sweet would like for you to check out this cool website called Tasseled! Go to Tasseled.com or copy this link: https://www.tasseled.com/

Eagle Families: Do you need help with the Parent Portal or Rooms? Please complete the following form, including a Nash County Public Schools Wi-Fi study questionnaire. https://forms.gle/wonQrbDHGvpYF5zq7 We'll contact guardian(s)/parent(s) in the order in which this form is completed. Thank you so much, and we look forward to helping you stay engaged. Sincerely, Department of Communication, Planning, and Engagement at Nash County Public Schools