Parrott Academy fifth grader Carmala VanFosson and senior Gabe Steinbaker have been selected for this year’s American String Teachers Association All-State Orchestra in Concord.
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District’s nutrition efforts earn recognition from Farm to School
Lenoir County Public Schools has won recognition for its efforts to promote good nutrition and fresh food awareness among its students, honored recently as a recipient of the 2019 inaugural Farm to School of NC Award.
APA student gardeners grow to give
Parrott Academy is combining environmental awareness with community service in a new gardening project.
Job shadowing answers basic career questions
One big question loomed over Kelsey Price’s interest in becoming a veterinarian.
South Lenoir coach honored by state athletic association
A South Lenoir High School coach who has led her teams to hundreds of wins is a winner herself as recipient of one of the highest honors bestowed by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association.
Snow Hill Primary recognizes its "Terrific Kids"
Teachers at SHP select a student who has been responsible, shows great character or has reached a personal goal.
Students come to Neuse News for job shadowing Thursday
Neuse News and Magic Mile Media had its first job shadowing students of the 2019-20 school year.
TA-to-teacher trend helping LCPS ‘grow our own here’
The granddaughter of a public school principal and the daughter of a teacher, Ivy Boyette spent so much time during her growing-up years in schools and classrooms, absorbing the minutiae of education, that she thought teaching would be the last thing she’d want to do as an adult.
Bethel Christian Academy celebrates 50-year anniversary
Bethel Christian opened its school doors on Sept. 8, 1970 and has persevered throughout the annals of time.
WoodmenLife fund connects with Pink Hill bridge project
The generosity of a WoodmenLife sales representative will help Pink Hill Elementary School rebuild a hurricane-damaged footbridge needed to connect the school’s main campus to its playground.
LCC student recognized
Lenoir Community College Automotive Technology graduate Jeremy Wiggins of Pink Hill was recently recognized for his academic achievement in the field with a new toolbox from the program.
6 LCPS teachers awarded scholarships to Science Olympiad clinic
This year’s winners are Selina Gray of Pink Hill Elementary School, Katena Cherry of Southeast Elementary School, Alicia Davis of La Grange Elementary School, Dr. Rita Joyner of Lenoir County Early College High School, Adam Pike of Woodington Middle School and Samantha Rouse of Northwest Elementary School.
Lenoir Community College President's and Dean's list - Summer Semester 2019
The following students have been named to the President’s List at Lenoir Community College for Summer Semester 2019.
APA’s youngest learners get a move on
One of the most popular resource classes for Parrott Academy’s transition, kindergarten, and first graders is Creative Movement.
LC Early College Young Engineers Club tours Kinston Jetport
The Young Engineers Club visited the Lenoir Community College Aviation Center at the Kinston Jetport Thursday to learn about flight and ground careers in the field. The students toured the Seagrave Aviation hangar and experienced the LCC Redbird Flight simulator in the process.
LCC September/October Continuing Education offerings
LCC September/October Continuing Education offerings
LCC Court Reporting graduate places at international competition
Lenoir Community College graduate and court reporter Tori Pittman of Wake Forest recently won a fourth gold medal at Intersteno, the International Federation for Information and Communication Processing.
GCS releases academic scores for 2018-19 school year
Greene County Schools posted the same performance grades as last year, but showed an increase in overall proficiency in end-of-year results revealed Monday evening.
Jones County BOE meeting shows success, concerns
Jones County has experienced plenty of success in education, but there have been some concerns from parents — especially when it comes to the new school.
LCPS revises traditional calendar to make up time
Lenoir County Public Schools has revised its traditional school calendar to recoup instructional hours lost to Hurricane Dorian last week.