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District dominates Tri-County Bright Ideas grant awards
LCPS teachers from Banks, Early College High School, Frink, La Grange, Moss Hill, North Lenoir, Pink Hill, South Lenoir and Woodington won 45 of the 100 Bright Ideas grants awarded for 2019 by Tri-County EMC, including two of the top five grant submissions singled out for special praise. Total value of the grant awards: $28,283.
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Reenactors immerse eighth graders in Revolutionary era
For the second consecutive year, reenactors with the 1st North Carolina Regiment of the Continental Line and history interpreters from Tryon Palace showed E.B. Frink Middle School students as much as told about life in the colonies around the time of the Revolutionary War.
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Test data show improvement trend continues
Three schools raised their school performance grade and 11 schools met or exceeded academic growth expectations, based on results of state accountability test results for 2018-2019. Lenoir County Early College High School repeated as the district’s best academic performer, with a 91.9 proficiency rating and an “A†letter grade. Two schools – South Lenoir High and Moss Hill Elementary – logged B’s and eight made C’s, including North Lenoir High, which – like Southeast and Moss Hill – clicked up a grade from 2018.
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Duke grant funding middle school STEM kits
A grant for nearly $12,000 from the Duke Energy Foundation will fund hands-on STEM learning activities at Woodington, Rochelle and E.B. Frink middle schools, Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School and Lenoir County Learning Academy.
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