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LCPS and Kinston Community Health Center are offering in-school dental screenings for elementary and middle school students who do not have a regular dentist. Learn more and register here.
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Frink, Pink Hill make state Top 10 list for academic progress
EB Frink Middle School and Pink Hill Elementary School were named a Top 10 School for North Carolina in the National ESEA Distinguished School Program. Both schools were honored for “excellence in servicing special populations of students,” specifically students with disabilities.
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For STEM students, boat race propels R&D mindset
The Middle School Manufacturing Challenge, organized by Lenoir Community College, brought together two teams from each of LCPS’s middle schools to compete with model boats the eighth graders designed on a computer and created with 3D printers.
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School safety grant going for SROs, technology update
Lenoir County Public Schools will use a $282,000 grant from the state to increase the number of school resource officers in the district and to upgrade technology essential for school security.
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LCPS teachers dominate Bright Ideas grant competition
Lenoir County Public School teachers dominated competition for 2022 Bright Ideas grants presented by Tri-County EMC, winning nearly three-quarters of the grants and money awarded. Of the 110 winning grants announced during an awards celebration in Dudley, LCPS teachers won 78. Of the $92,073 distributed by Tri-County this year, LCPS teachers collected $66,560.
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