GREENVILLE, SC -- Gabriel Dillow, a Sophomore Criminal Justice major from Kinston, was among over 850 Bob Jones University students named to the Spring 2020 Dean's List.
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La Grange fourth grader draws Farm to School calendar cover
A picture drawn by a fourth grader at La Grange Elementary School has been chosen as the cover of the new Farm to School calendar published annually by the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
School year ends, feeding program shuts down temporarily on Thursday
A school year like no other ends for students of Lenoir County Public Schools on Thursday as the district begins a period of transition to planned summer learning programs and the district’s summer feeding program.
North Lenoir wins its third major Centurylink grant in three years
It’s spring, so it must be time for North Lenoir High School to win another major technology grant from CenturyLink.
Some P-EBT card contact information addressed incorrectly
Letters are being received by public school households regarding the P-EBT program providing nutritional assistance related to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, some letters are incorrectly addressed to the students' Emergency Contact, instead of the parent or guardian.
Spring All-Region academic student-athletes recognition
Lenoir Community College student-athletes have been recognized by the NJCAA Region X for having a 3.0 this semester with a minimum of 12 credit hours. Way to go Lancers!
Families of all LCPS students eligible for new food program
Participation by Lenoir County Public Schools in a USDA program that provides no-cost breakfast and lunch to all students in the district during the school year also qualifies those students to receive additional nutritional assistant through the federal government’s new Pandemic – Electronic Benefits Transfer program.
Greene County schools releases an updated 2020-2021 calendar
Greene County Schools has released an updated 2020-2021 school calendar as Governor Cooper ordered schools to start a week earlier on Monday, August 17.
Parrott students selected for national Grannie Annie publication
Two middle school students from Arendell Parrott Academy have had their historical family stories selected for publication in Grannie Annie, Vol. 15, to be released in May by The Grannie Annie Family Story Celebration.
LCPS to hold high school graduations week of June 1
Lenoir County Public Schools has announced plans to hold commencement exercises the week of June 1 for its five high schools that will include familiar elements of the schools’ traditional graduation ceremonies while still complying with state restrictions on public gatherings due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Three graduating seniors write, record song of encouragement for classmates
Three members of the Class of 2020 at South Lenoir High School have teamed up to write and record a song that speaks to seniors everywhere who are seeing long-awaited last-year traditions roiled by a global pandemic.
LCPS 2020-2021 School Year Calendar Changes
“The N.C. General Assembly, in legislation approved this past weekend and signed into law by Gov. Roy Cooper on Monday, set opening day of the 2020-2021 school year as August 17, a week earlier than usual,” said LCPS Patrick Holmes. “District administrators will use that guidance to produce a revised calendar for the next school year during May and plan to present that calendar to the Lenoir County Board of Education at its June meeting.”
Southwood Elementary School staff surprise Principal Christel Carlyle with a drive by parade on Principal's Day
Southwood Elementary School staff surprise Principal Christel Carlyle with a drive-by parade on Principal's Day
Local moms start a Facebook group to adopt Class of 2020 Seniors
Three Lenoir County moms began a quest to recognize this year’s seniors as school shut down for the remainder of the academic year. Lori Turner Eason, Carla Williams, and Christi Collins are all senior moms. The three ladies have launched an effort to ensure that the class of 2020 in Lenoir and Greene Counties feel some sense of normalcy through gifts and encouragement from complete strangers.
LCPS going virtual to highlight keepsake events for Class of ’20
Lenoir County Public Schools is headed to the internet and social media to put a virtual spotlight on Class of 2020 events that are typically touchstones for seniors wrapping up their high school career.
APA senior receives national honor
Mary Elizabeth Morris was named as one of 100 High School Students America Needs to Know About.
North Lenoir FFA helps support 'No Empty Bowl' project
Lenoir County Cooperative Extension Service and the Lenoir County SPCA received some help from North Lenoir FFA on Saturday. The No Empty Bowl project is a food distribution program designed to lighten the load for local pet owners.
Greene County Middle School student places first at NHD
Greene County Middle School student, Owen Dyer, placed first in the Junior Individual Documentary category at the National History Day Northeast Region competition.
NC Public Schools will remain closed through the year
Governor Cooper announced today at a press conference that N.C. Public Schools will remain closed through the end of the 2019-20 academic school year.
LCC named among best 50 online community colleges in national ranking
College Consensus ranked Lenoir Community College number 2 on their list of the 50 Best Online Community Colleges.