Matthew Lococo, seventh grade STEM English Language Arts Teacher and Thomas Loftin, STEM Lab teacher, both received the Burroughs Wellcome Fund Promoting Innovation in Science and Mathematics Teacher Grant in the amount of $4,500.
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Matthew Lococo, seventh grade STEM English Language Arts Teacher and Thomas Loftin, STEM Lab teacher, both received the Burroughs Wellcome Fund Promoting Innovation in Science and Mathematics Teacher Grant in the amount of $4,500.
Sen. Jim Perry and Rep. Chris Humphrey announce over $300,000 of supplemental funding for Lenoir County Public Schools for assistance with COVID-19 related issues.
When the busses rolled out of Parrott Academy on Friday, March 13, it was the end of the day, the end of the week…and the beginning of an experimental chapter in online learning for the independent school.
Two South Lenoir High School seniors who’ve known for a while what they want to do with their lives now know more about how they’re going to do it.
Maybe you are a high school senior. Maybe you are the parent of a senior. You might even be an educator, principal, friend or family member of a senior. In any case - this one is for you. Dear Seniors - we hear you. And we love you.
Congratulations to the following Pink Hill Elementary School Honor Roll for Third Nine Weeks students.
Alicia Davis has transformed a little room off the kitchen into her teacher space. It’s equipped with a small white board on an easel, a green screen she uses to produce video lessons and, on the dining room table, the laptop that is her indispensable link to the 47 students in her science and math classes.
WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross announced that the Department’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) is awarding a $2 million grant to Lenoir Community College in Kinston, North Carolina, to support the renovation of the college’s Floyd Health Sciences Building. The EDA grant, to be matched with more than $5 million in state funding and $115,439 in local investment, is expected to create over 500 jobs.
Congratulations to the following Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School Honor Roll and Principal’s List students.
LCPS administrators scoured the entire school district for employees who could be fittingly honored as the top teacher assistant and top non-instructional staff member for 2020-2021. LCPS Teacher Assistant of the Year for 2020-21 Betty J. Sawyer, third from left, and Non-Instructional Classified Staff of the Year for 2020-21 Retenner D. Neal, third from right, were surprised at Northeast Elementary School recently.
Beginning Monday, Lenoir County Public Schools is expanding its no-cost feeding program to include delivery of meals by school bus to numerous locations throughout the county.
LCPS will also continue to operate its five locations where eligible youth can pick up meals. Those sites – at Kinston, North Lenoir and South Lenoir high schools, Southeast Elementary School and E.B. Frink Middle School – are open from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. weekdays. No dine-in service is allowed.
Congratulations to the following Moss Hill Elementary School 3rd nine weeks Principal’s List and Honor Roll students.
Congratulations to the following Pink Hill Elementary A and A/B Honor Roll for Third Nine Weeks students.
An update from Dr. Bert Bright: In the interest of safety and after consultation with many authorities, we have decided to keep our campus closed and continue online instruction through April 17, 2020. All school-related activities and ceremonies that were planned from March 16 through April 17 have been canceled, including Terra Nova testing and our prom. (Given the stated importance of the prom to our students, if we return to school later this spring we will consider rescheduling a modified prom event.)
In an email to its students, Lenoir Community College has made the following changes:
Congratulations to the following Northwest Elementary School 3rd 9 Weeks Principal's List and Honor Roll students.
Congratulations to the following Banks Principal's List and Honor Roll students for the third nine weeks.
On Tuesday afternoon Dr. Patrick Miller gave a brief update on Greene County Schools. In this video, he discusses remote feeding sites and the use of buses beginning Thursday. He also noted that 80% of families picked up packets for students, and how they're reaching the other 20%.
In an email to Arendell Parrott Academy's parents, Headmaster Dr. Bert Bright stated, “It’s safe to say that last week was likely one of the most impactful and challenging weeks of our lives. Our hearts truly ache for all APA students, especially our seniors. In the same breath, we are increasingly excited about the possibilities ahead for a new style of learning – for our students, for our faculty, for our administration and for our school.”
LCPS Superintendent Brent Williams stated in an email to parents this evening, “Please remember our no-cost meal service each day from 10:30am -12:30pm to various school sites. We served over 900 students today a breakfast and lunch meal for a total of over 1,800 meals served. We would like to see even more young people--- students or anyone else age 18 and younger--- take advantage of this opportunity.”