North Lenoir High School senior Bryant De Luna-Peralta is closing in on two of the nation’s most prestigious merit-based scholarships.
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North Lenoir High School senior Bryant De Luna-Peralta is closing in on two of the nation’s most prestigious merit-based scholarships.
Student Ivanya Johnson and two teachers - Natasha Martin and Cameron Gupton - at Greene Early College High School have earned recognition on the national stage. Johnson will swim and study sharks in the deep blue ocean waters of Hawaii.
Before beginning Christmas holidays this week, Parrott Academy students filled the campus with a variety of holiday music.
When the staff at Spring Arbor, an assisted living facility in Kinston, launch their annual canned food drive, they know where to find helpers – Lenoir County’s public schools.
The Lenoir Community College Foundation recently recognized its 2019-2020 scholarship recipients. Here’s part 2 of 2.
The Lenoir Community College Foundation recently recognized its 2019-2020 scholarship recipients. Here’s part 1 of 2.
Equipped with notebooks, pencils, shopping list, calculators and $500, fifth graders from La Grange Elementary School combed the aisles of Kinston’s Walmart on Wednesday in search of bargains, the logic behind a math equation and the joy of giving.
Students at three schools will benefit from new gardening projects funded by Lenoir County Extension Master Gardeners through grant awards presented recently.
Recently, the Board of Directors of the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) granted continuing accreditation to the Surgical Technology program at Lenoir Community College.
Duke University Health Systems awarded Christopher McMahon, senior student in the Lenoir Community College Polysomnography Program, the Star Performer Patient Care Award.
Lenoir Community College student Jeremy Garcia-Suarez of Pink Hill was recently awarded a new toolbox from the LCC Automotive Systems Technology Program.
Lenoir Community College and East Carolina University have formed an agreement called Partnership Teach, which allows students who have already completed college credit to complete their degree in education online.
From her post aboard the International Space Station, record-setting astronaut Christina Koch goes to lengths to inspire students – particularly female students – to pursue careers in science and math.
Arendell Parrott Academy hosted a kick-off event on Dec. 4th for a new scholarship. Former Parrott student Grant Means visited the campus to announce the Greg and Wendy Murphy Scholarship for Investing In Your Community.
Lenoir County Public Schools cut its dropout rate to the lowest level in at least five years during the 2018-2019 school year, using “every strategy possible to retain and encourage students to remain in school.”
Married and mother of seven children and another little one on the way, Carol Ann Davis was unemployed and her husband worked full-time. She was determined to retrain in a career that will make a difference for her family so she decided to follow her dream of becoming a nurse.
Seven North Lenoir High School students are immersed in music this week, taking lessons, attending concerts and performing as members of the UNCW Honor Band.
Roxana Walker of Kinston is an example of not allowing mistakes of your past to hamper the dreams of your future and her hard work has paid off.
Lenoir Community College is offering a six-week course, Aerostructure CNC Operator, beginning January 7, 2020 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 4 p.m. at LCC. All successful completers of the course will be guaranteed an interview with Spirit AeroSystems.
Principals from the three schools received certificates for their achievements during the Greene County Board of Education meeting conducted at West Greene Elementary last week.