Eastern NC School for the Deaf

Located at 1311 Hwy 301 South in Wilson, North Carolina, the Eastern NC School for the Deaf is a state-operated educational agency designated with a new operating status. Serving a fringe town setting within the broader Wilson metropolitan area, this non-charter district operates a single specialized school offering comprehensive grade coverage from kindergarten through 12th grade. The district serves a total enrollment of 36 students, comprising 21 male and 15 female learners. The student body reflects a diverse demographic profile, which includes 17 Black students, 7 White students, 7 Hispanic students, 3 students identifying with two or more races, 1 American Indian student, and 1 Asian student.

To support its student population across primary, middle, and high school levels, the district maintains an extensive staffing context totaling 44.0 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions. This workforce includes 41.18 teacher FTEs and 2.82 support staff FTEs, establishing a high concentration of instructional personnel to serve the student body. Situated within North Carolina's 3701 Congressional District, the Eastern NC School for the Deaf provides a specialized state-operated learning environment for families and researchers exploring regional educational options. Additional information regarding district operations and programming can be accessed at www.encsd.net or by contacting the district directly at (252) 237-2450.