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In a school district that aspires to give its students a full range of academic, athletic and leadership opportunities, graduating senior Eagan Ballard has aspired to squeeze the last measure of value out of her LCPS experience.
Lenoir County Public Schools is proud to announce that two of its school nutrition professionals have received top honors from the North Carolina School Nutrition Association, marking a rare and outstanding achievement for the district.
On Wednesday evening, Mackenzie Hood, Kaylee Sugg and Josue Garcia-Lopez will say a bittersweet farewell to friends and a school they will remember fondly as keynote speakers at their Lenoir County Early College High School graduation ceremony.
Parents and Guardians: We need your help!
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) is asking all families to complete a short survey about students’ access to digital devices and internet connectivity at home. This important survey will help identify areas of need and ensure every student in North Carolina has the tools they need for learning. All information collected will remain private and confidential.
Please take a few minutes to complete the survey here ➡️ https://bit.ly/lcpsaccess
Thank you for helping us support our students!
In a contest where tweaking can often tell the story, eighth-grade engineering students from Woodington Middle School stuck with the plan Wednesday in defending their title in the annual LCC STEM Challenge.
In an age where technology is woven into almost every aspect of education, it’s crucial for students to not only use it, but to understand it. With nearly every school in Lenoir County Public Schools recognized as an Apple Distinguished School, digital fluency is more important than ever. That’s where Moss Hill Elementary’s Student Tech Team comes in—a group of young digital leaders dedicated to guiding their peers, and even their teachers, through the ever-expanding world of technology.
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LCPS: Your School System of Choice
From academics to fine arts to athletics, from clubs to science competitions, Lenoir County Public Schools strives to provide a well-rounded school experience for all students in all grades in all schools. That's one of the reasons that nearly 90 percent of all school-age youth in Lenoir County attend LCPS.
LCPS sets the standard for digital learning. No other district in the nation has more Apple Distinguished Schools.
From chorus to theater to band, LCPS provides opportunities for all students to explore their interests and showcase their talents.
More than 2,000 of our middle and high school students take part in CTE classes, exploring career interests that can become career opportunities.