Edgecombe Early College High

EECHS Class of 2020 Graduates

35 Graduates from EECHS participated in a one of a kind Commencement Ceremony on May 16, 2020. Scholars were pre-recorded giving speeches and receiving graduation recognitions. They were also treated to a host of surprises upon arrival at the event that ensured the ceremony was personal and special. You can watch the full recording on the AmplifyECPS YouTube page. We are so proud of the Class of 2020!

EdNC Hosts Town Hall with Candidates for State Superintendent

Yesterday, over 100 students from Edgecombe Early College, Tarboro High, Southwest, and North Edgecombe participated in an ECPS Town Hall. The goal of this event was to engage scholars in the democratic process by having them talk directly with candidates running for State Superintendent of Public Instruction and to represent the interests of our young people. We are so proud of our EECHS and ECPS students who brought their voice and concerns to the candidates. Thank you to EdNC for facilitating this event.

Parent Information Night for Prospective Scholars - December 5, 2019

We will be holding our Parent Information Night for prospective members of the Class of 2025. This event is open to all rising 9th graders who have interest in applying to Edgecombe Early College High School. Parents and scholars will have a chance to ask questions to students, teachers, faculty members, and parents in the EECHS family.

When: Thursday, December 5, 2019, floating from 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Where: Keihin Atrium on the campus of Edgecombe Community College

EECHS 10th Graders Build Relationships

On Friday, August 23, 2019, EECHS 10th Graders had the opportunity to participate in relationship and team building activities. Thanks to Ron Green and the staff at the Rocky Mount Events Center, our students were able to step outside of their comfort zones and help their peers grow. This helps them create a more unified and stronger team. As Mr. Green stated, "You've got to get comfortable being uncomfortable. The world is not always going to be a comfortable place. You've got to get used to that."