The seniors loved revisiting their elementary school campus, reconnecting with former teachers, and remembering the memories they made at Woodfin years ago.
Seeing these graduates walk the halls in their caps and gowns also meant so much to our current Woodfin wolverines. Friday's senior walk was inspiring and exciting for everyone ; a powerful reminder that with hard work and determination, you can achieve your goals!
We are so proud of these Erwin High graduates and wish them all the best in the exciting journey ahead!
The care, dedication, and support that the Woodfin Police Department show to our students mean more than words can express. From helping keep our campus safe, to building positive relationships with students, to stepping in with kindness, encouragement, and guidance when needed they make a lasting impact on our school family every single day.
Our students look up to the Woodfin Police officers as helpers, protectors, mentors, and role models. We would be remiss not to give an extra special thank you to Officer Holden, our Woodfin Elementary School SRO! Whether she is greeting students in the morning, supporting during school events, helping teach safety lessons, or simply taking the time to connect with children, her presence brings comfort and care to our school.
To all of the officers at the Woodfin Police Department, thank you for the sacrifices you make and the countless ways you support our students, staff, and whole community. Woodfin Elementary School is deeply grateful for you ; and especially thankful for the positive difference Officer Holden makes every day.
We are also incredibly thankful for our custodial staff, whose hard work behind the scenes keeps our school clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. Welcome back Mr.Randy and a special thank you to Mrs. Natalia over the last few months for going above and beyond to keep everything exceptional. Their dedication and care for our building help create an environment where students and staff can thrive each day.
Each staff member plays an important role in creating a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment where students can learn and grow. Their kindness, commitment, and daily acts of service do not go unnoticed. We are deeply thankful for the heart, passion, and care they bring to our Wolverine community every single day.
They stay late, show up early, cheer students on through challenges, celebrate successes big and small, and create classrooms filled with learning, kindness, and care. The impact they make reaches far beyond the walls of our school.
Our teachers are role models, encouragers, problem-solvers, and champions for children every day. We are so incredibly thankful for the dedication, patience, compassion, and love they give so freely to our students and school community. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Every single day, they go above and beyond to support our students with kindness, care, and dedication. Making sure students are fed and nourished is such an important part of student success, and our cafeteria team does so much more than serve meals — they serve smiles, encouragement, and love.
Thank you for the early mornings, hard work, and caring hearts you bring to our school each day. We appreciate all you do to help our students learn, grow, and thrive! 💙🍽️✨
Nurse Meredith, your dedication to every student and family does not go unnoticed. You go above and beyond each day to ensure our students feel safe, cared for, and supported. From comforting worried children to helping families navigate challenges, your compassion and commitment make a lasting difference in the lives of so many.
Thank you for the countless ways you serve our school community with kindness, patience, and heart. We are so grateful for all that you do each and every day! 🩺🍎✨
Calendar Update: Friday 5/1/26 there will be no school for students. It will be an Optional Teacher Workday.
Mrs. Ayers is highly collaborative, working seamlessly with teachers, administration, and support staff to enhance instruction and integrate resources that meet diverse student needs. Her willingness to partner with others ensures that the media center is not just a space, but a dynamic hub for learning and creativity.
She leads and manages the student news program, providing students with meaningful, real-world opportunities to build communication, technology, and leadership skills. Through this work, she empowers students to take ownership of their learning while amplifying student voice across the school community.
Most importantly, she is deeply committed to supporting both students and staff. She builds strong relationships, creates a welcoming and inclusive environment, and consistently goes above and beyond to meet the needs of others. Whether guiding a student in research, helping a teacher plan an engaging lesson, or solving a technical challenge, she approaches every task with professionalism and care.
Her impact is felt school-wide, and her dedication, leadership, and passion make her outstanding!! Thank you Mrs. Ayers.
From tutoring students and supporting academics, to helping with fundraisers, providing snacks, lifting spirits, and stepping in wherever needed , your impact is felt in countless ways each and every day. You support not only our students, but our staff and entire school community.
Because of our volunteers, our school is a warmer, stronger, and more connected place. Your kindness and generosity do not go unnoticed.
Thank you for all you do !! We are truly grateful for you!!
Kids under 11 years old register for free, and earn a free Kona Ice for participation! Join us in the Kid's Zone for inflatable games, clowns, face painting and more! For more information please visit https://runsignup.com/woodfin5k
We also want to wish our school librarian, Caroline Ayers, a happy school librarian week! Thank you so much for all you do!
A huge thank you to the following:
Officer Erika Holden
The Woodfin Police Department
The Woodfin Fire Department
Pascual Macias Jr and Jose Macias
Doug Curtis
Andy Hollifield
Justin Young from Riverlink
Ian Shaw from Evolve Family Chiropractic
Congratulations on this amazing achievement Sebastian! We are so proud of you!
Kids under 11 years old register for free, and earn a free Kona Ice for participation! Join us in the Kid's Zone for inflatable games, clowns, face painting and more! For more information please visit https://runsignup.com/woodfin5k
Good morning, BCS families.
Our Transportation crews have continued to monitor travel conditions this morning. Due to deteriorating travel conditions and the number of secondary roads impacted by snow and ice, for the safety of our bus riders, teen drivers, parents, and staff members, all Buncombe County Schools will now be closed today, Tuesday, March 17, 2026. It will be an Optional Teacher Workday. Students will not participate in remote learning.
Please stay safe, and have a good day.
Buenos días, familias de BCS.
Nuestro personal de transporte ha seguido supervisando las condiciones de la carretera esta mañana. Debido al deterioro de las condiciones de la carretera, al número de carreteras secundarias afectadas por la nieve y el hielo, y a la seguridad de los usuarios del autobús, así como de los conductores adolescentes, los padres y los miembros del personal, todas las escuelas del condado de Buncombe permanecerán cerradas hoy, martes 17 de marzo de 2026. Será un día de trabajo opcional para los maestros. Los estudiantes no participarán en el aprendizaje a distancia.
Por favor, manténganse a salvo y tengan un buen día.
Good morning, BCS Families.
Our BCS Transportation teams have been out early this morning monitoring travel conditions. Due to snowfall through the night impacting travel on secondary roads all across the county, Buncombe County Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay for students today, Tuesday, March 17, 2026. Buses will not travel on icy roads. This delayed start will give DOT crews extra time to treat any problem areas, and allow for travel with more daylight.
Breakfast will be served to students when they arrive at school.
While conditions are forecast to improve, BCS Transportation teams will continue to assess conditions. We will update you should we need to further alter today’s school schedule.
Thank you. Have a good day!
Buenos días, familias de BCS.
Nuestros equipos de transporte de BCS han salido esta mañana temprano para supervisar las condiciones de las carreteras. Debido a las nevadas que han afectado las carreteras secundarias de todo el condado, las escuelas del condado de Buncombe funcionarán con un retraso de dos horas para los alumnos hoy, martes 17 de marzo de 2026. Los autobuses no viajarán por carreteras heladas. Este retraso en el inicio dará a los equipos del Departamento de Transporte (DOT) tiempo adicional para tratar las zonas problemáticas y permitirá circular con más luz diurna.
Se servirá el desayuno a los alumnos cuando lleguen a la escuela.
Aunque se prevé que las condiciones mejoren, los equipos de transporte de BCS seguirán evaluando la situación. Les mantendremos informados en caso de que sea necesario modificar el horario escolar de hoy.
Gracias. ¡Que tengan un buen día!
