Lenoir Community College Health Sciences Department recently held its pinning ceremony for Practical Nursing graduates.
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Greene County Schools and Police Departments hold Training
Last week, the Greene County Sheriff's Office along with Snow Hill Police Department completed its annual Active Shooter training at Greene County Middle School.
GCS AIG Students experience AeroSpace Camp
Greene County Schools held an Aviation and Aerospace camp for Academically and/or Intellectually Gifted rising 4th and 5th-grade students from July 10th to 12th. The camp, organized in partnership with community members and organizations, provided an array of enriching experiences.
Greene County schools CTE Program hosts Summer Camps
Greene County Schools Career and Technical Education program sponsored multiple summer camps for students in Middle and High School. All of the camps were led by different CTE Teachers and featured everything from Culinary to Robotics to Agriculture to Medical Sciences.
Kinston police had questions; Teamship group had answers
A group of South Lenoir High School students put their heads together during this summer’s District C Teamship program to develop strategies the Kinston Police Department could use to bolster community relations and, in turn, boost recruiting efforts.
Administrative changes for Greene County Schools for the 2023-2024 school year
A few Greene County Schools will look different this upcoming school year with new personnel in administrative roles. The changes were approved at the Greene County Board of Education meeting on Monday, July 24, 2023.
Chadwick Stokes: E. B. Frink Outdoor Classroom
What should an educational experience look like? Is to be contained within four (4) walls of a classroom or can it be conducted in the natural environment of the outdoors? There is an argument to be made that both spaces can work in conjunction with each other. The broader questions asked here is what has given rise to the idea of an outdoor classroom for E. B. Frink Middle School.
Internship Showcase: Gabriella's Journey from Classroom to Career
The Summer Internship Program with NC Cooperative Extension provides a great experience that can bridge the gap between college and career. The Lenoir County Cooperative Extension Office gained Gabriella Haddock as a new team member this summer through the internship program.
Greene County Schools hosts Summer Experiences
Snow Hill - Throughout this summer students from Greene County Schools have been busy with summer learning and experiencing everything from Legos to white water rafting to cooking and robotics. Teachers and administrators have worked to build amazing experiences for students from all grade levels.
Kinston's First Citizen's Police Academy: Bridging the gap between law enforcement and community
In a pioneering move to promote transparency and foster stronger ties with the community, the Kinston Police Department (KPD) will launch its first-ever Citizen's Police Academy this October. Spearheaded by Sergeant Julian Walker, the 8-week program aims to create a platform for citizens to interact with law enforcement, learn about the dos and don'ts of the law, and gain a deeper understanding of the inner workings of the police department.
Summer Wrap-Up and Back to School at the Pink Hill Public Library
The UNBOX Your Summer Reading Program introduced us to many new faces at the Pink Hill Public Library. We registered almost 100 participants that completed challenges to share in person with us or through social media
Greene County Schools plans a Back to School Bash
Snow Hill, NC - With the beginning of the next school year slowly approaching, Greene County Schools has gathered the community to throw a Back to School Bash. The event will serve as a way to engage Greene County Schools students and their families in a fun and positive manner before the school year begins.
LCC Welding Instructor Recognized Nationwide
Lenoir Community College Welding Instructor Justin Harvell of Goldsboro was recently selected by Welding Equipment Manufacturers Committee (WEMCO) as the recipient of the 2023 Excellence in Welding Award in the Educator category, a distinction awarded to one individual across the country.
Lenoir Community College offers new Medical Assisting Diploma Program
Lenoir Community College is now offering a Medical Assisting Diploma Program in addition to its degree program. This program will allow students to complete their medical assistant education and training in three semesters.
Chadwick Stokes: National History Day
Competition drives human beings to persevere and excel even in the face of significant adversity. History is the story of the past, defined by people and events who have shaped our world into what it is today. The combination of competition and history is at the heart of the National History Day contest.
The Rewards of Stick-to-itiveness
When Hannibal (about 218 BC) was told by his generals that he could not cross the Alps to reach Rome, he responded by saying, “If I cannot find a way, I will make a way.” Thus was the attitude of Greene Early College math teacher, Heather Davis. And find a way she did.
First-place wins at state FFA meet sending trio to national competition
Three LCPS students representing FFA chapters at South Lenoir and North Lenoir high schools have won the right to compete at the national level after first-place finishes at the recent North Carolina FFA Convention in Raleigh.
Matilda The Musical Comes to Life at LCC
Lenoir Community College will bring Matilda The Musical to life on the Turner Stage beginning this weekend. Matilda The Musical is based around a 5-year-old Matilda Wormwood, an intelligent little girl with the gift of telekinesis determined to overcome her hardships.
Alexandra Avery named to the College of Charleston Dean's List
Alexandra Avery of Kinston (28503) was named to the College of Charleston Spring 2023 Dean's List. Avery is majoring in Studio Art .
School board approves new principals for three LCPS elementary schools
The new school year will find new principals at three LCPS elementary schools after the Lenoir County Board of Education approved personnel recommendations by Superintendent Brent Williams on Monday night.