The Class of 2027 has officially kicked off their very first community service project, marking an exciting step in their journey of giving back and making a difference. With energy and enthusiasm, students came together to serve, learn, and grow as leaders in our school and community. This project is just the beginning of their commitment to creating a lasting impact!

Bertie Early College High School recently welcomed the STEM Truck from Elizabeth City State University (ECSU), which brought an exciting hands-on learning experience to our students. The mobile STEM lab provided students with the opportunity to explore cutting-edge technology, engage in interactive experiments, and explore innovative fields like robotics, coding, and engineering.

This visit was part of ECSU's outreach program to inspire future leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Students gained valuable insights into STEM careers and had the chance to apply their classroom knowledge in a fun and practical setting.

The STEM Truck's visit underscored Bertie Early College High School's commitment to providing enriching educational opportunities that prepare students for success in the 21st century. A big thank you to ECSU for fostering curiosity and innovation in our school community!

Our cheerleaders recently showed their spirit off the field by participating in a community service project. They dedicated time to giving back and making a positive impact. Their efforts included organizing and packing backpacks, all aimed at uplifting the community they proudly represent. This project showcased their commitment to leadership, teamwork, and service, proving they are champions both on and off the sidelines.