Nicholas E. Harvey II, assistant superintendent of Lenoir County Public Schools since 2016, has added to his leadership credentials as a graduate of the North Carolina School Superintendents' Association (NCSSA) Aspiring Superintendent Program.
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Nicholas E. Harvey II, assistant superintendent of Lenoir County Public Schools since 2016, has added to his leadership credentials as a graduate of the North Carolina School Superintendents' Association (NCSSA) Aspiring Superintendent Program.
Parrott Academy student SERV Society members travelled to Florida on March 18th to volunteer at Give Kids the World, a destination that serves critically ill children and their families.
Congratulations to the following Northeast Elementary students!
Congratulations to the following Southeast Elementary students!
Congratulations to the following Pink Hill Elementary students!
Congratulations to the following Northwest Elementary students!
Congratulations to the following Moss Hill Elementary students!
Congratulations to the following Contentnea-Savannah K-8 students!
Isabelle Vernon had harbored a desire to be a school teacher since she was in the eighth grade, but when the South Lenoir High School senior got the call – literally got the call – she hung up by accident.
Two Parrott Academy sophomores have been accepted into the NC Governor’s School in dance after completing applications and submitting audition videos.
Three groups from Kinston High went and competed in the Regional NC Science and Engineering Fair. All three groups placed 1st in their division.
With a unanimous vote, The Greene County Board of Education selected Dr. Frank Creech as the next superintendent at their meeting this evening. An experienced education leader, Dr. Creech will succeed outgoing superintendent, Dr. Patrick Miller, and will assume responsibilities on July 1, 2022.
Congratulations to the following Greene County Middle School students.
Twenty-six LCPS students and their 20 projects are moving on the 2022 Virtual NC Science and Engineering Fair after top finishes in regional competition.
Greene Central’s Sidney Ramsey has been accepted into the Governor's School. Ramsey will go to Governor's School East, which is located at Meredith College. Governor's School is a 4-week summer residential program to prepare students for college. This program is for gifted and talented rising seniors.
South Lenoir High School Junior, Sydney McLawhorn has been accepted into Governor School West. She will be focusing on mathematics at Winston- Salem State University.
Janae Brown has been accepted into the Governor’s School and will be focusing on the area of theatre.
Three North Lenoir students are headed to the Governor’s School. North Lenoir High School shared through their Facebook page that Courtney Humphrey, Austin Williams, and Dakotah Lane were accepted into the Governor’s School.