
Great minds think alike! A few Elementary Staff random twinning on jean Friday!

Reminder: If you want your child to participate in the Mobile Dentist, you must sign up


The judges from Zebulon Downtown Arts Council have declared the winners of this year’s Spring Fest Art Contest! The art will be on display this Saturday, April 26th from 4–8 PM at 115 N. Arendell Avenue.
Congratulations to our EWA winners!!
Elementary School, K – 2nd Grade:
1st Prize: Wyatt McCarthy
3rd Prize: Callum Marshburn
Elementary School, 3rd – 5th Grade:
1st Prize: Zoey Bone
2nd Prize: Lydia Howard
Honorable Mention: Adaleigh Glover
Middle School, 6th – 8th Grade:
1st Prize: Braylen Bowles
2nd Prize: Molly Butcher
3rd Prize: Brad Orme
Honorable Mention: Andrew Dauphinais
High School, 9th – 12th Grade
1st Prize: Gwyneth Scoggins
2nd Prize: Austyn Lowery
3rd Prize: Sarah Nesselhauf
Honorable Mention: Sam Pender

The middle school Agriculture students planted their garden on earth day from the seeds they grew.



Happy Administrative Professionals Day!
Amanda Boykin - Office Assistant K-12
Kim Campbell - Admissions Specialists K-12
Lynn Hooton - Business Manager - K-12
Belinda Lloyd - Operations Manager K-12
Miranda Boone - Administrative Assistant - Elementary School
Darlene Moore - Administrative Assistant - Middle School
Dawn Ray - Administrative Assistant - High School

K4 Field Day is Wednesday May 21st and Coach T will need a lot of volunteers to make this day a success!
2025 Field Day Volunteer Sign Up


Mrs. Schwengels' class has been learning about the life cycle of the butterfly and celebrated Earth Day by releasing their butterflies






On Friday 4th graders took part in “Save the Bees Day!” This annual event focuses on the importance of pollinators and efforts to protect them! Throughout the week, students planted a bee garden to support the bee population. Our guest speaker, Shannon Baxter discussed hive structure, bee products, and protective measures for all pollinators. We concluded with a honey tasting from Baxter’s Bees.











Students in Ms. Firmin's 1st Grade class worked in teams to create the largest Easter Basket with only the paper, glue, and tape given to them. They came out amazing!! Then all of 1st Grade celebrated with an egg hunt.











3rd Graders decorated bookmarks to celebrate Earth Day 2025🌎If you would like a bookmark, you can pick one up at Zebulon Community Library 📚


To: All EWA Students, Families and Staff
From: EWA Board of Directors
Re: Statement of Support for EWA
Date: April 17, 2025
The EWA Board of Directors appreciates and values feedback from our school community. We have received a high volume of communication recently and we have read and that
feedback. While we recognize that not everyone may agree with change at EWA, we value all perspectives and remain confident in the direction EWA is heading. In today’s dynamic educational landscape, schools must continually grow and innovate to ensure students are prepared for success—staying the same means missing opportunities to excel. We are encouraged by the positive developments that occurred this year including returning to a “B” school status, establishment of the fundraising Foundation and our evolving partnership with Wake Tech. The board supports all of the decisions made by administration and is enthusiastic about the exciting opportunities ahead. EWA’s school community will see improvement in regards to clear and prompt communication about pertinent change, improvements, and transitions. We are always evaluating where we stand today and where we are going as a school community. EWA encourages your participation in a school wide
survey in the coming weeks as we shape the future direction of our school.

First graders in Ms. Pridgen's class made a new friend Tuesday! They all received a Peep that they named and kept safe throughout their activities. At the end of the day students wrote short narratives about their day with their Peep!





Reminder the dance concert is tomorrow night at 7:00pm! Doors open at 6:30pm, and tickets are $10 for general admission, $5 for students, and free for staff and children under 4 years of age. There will also be a 50/50 raffle. Please come out and support your EWA Dance Department.


Pink Dress Down Day tomorrow! Bring a minimum of $4 to dress down!


First graders had a scaly fun time today! The Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores 🐚🌊 came for an On-house field trip. Students learned about different reptiles 🦎and got up close and personal with a non-venomous snake 🐍!






There will be a special EWA pink Dress Down Day on Thursday to benefit Breast Cancer Awareness. All proceeds will be donated to a local cause. Please bring a minimum of $4 on Thursday to participate.


EWA Families,
Apparently not all K-11 parents received an email from Strawbridge about their child's proof from Spring Dress Down pictures, so they sent us paper ones. If your child was photographed on 3/28 then they should be bringing home a proof sheet either today or the first of next week with directions on how to order online.
Somehow an old school "JC Penney" style picture got mixed in with ours! If you know who these silly staff are, please let us know 🙃😁😆😀



EWA Spring Dance Concert is Thursday April 17th at 7PM. Doors open at 6:30pm, and tickets are $10 for general admission, $5 for students, and free for staff and children under 4 years of age. There will also be a 50/50 raffle. Please come out and support your EWA Dance Department.


These K-4 students were recognized as their class’s characters trait winner for self-control. They are great examples of how to stop, think, and then act to help stay in control and make good choices!


Emergency lunches are needed for K4, MA and HS! These can be dropped off and any office. Ex: Chef Boyardee buckets, Ramen noodles, Mac & cheese buckets, etc
Thank you!