E.B. Frink Middle School

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      • Sports teams opening up to home-schoolers

        Beginning with the new school year and the fall sports season, Lenoir County Public Schools will open up participation in middle school and high school athletics to home-schooled students in Lenoir County who meet eligibility requirements established recently by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association. Parents of interested students in the E.B. Frink attendance zone should contact our school for more information and to register. Eligibility requirements can be found here.
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      • Registration deadline July 18 for Cheer Camp 

        The FMS Cheerleaders are looking forward to another great Mini Cheer Camp. Dates are set for August 7-9 (9:00-1:200). Cost of camp is $35 per participant and this includes a T-Shirt, bow and snack/water each day. Mini Participants will also showcase their material beginning at noon the last day of camp. All completed registration forms along with payment are due back no later than July 18. This will guarantee you a T-Shirt and Bow. Any registrations made after July 18 are not guaranteed shirts and bows! Please contact LaPorscha Gardner at lgardner@lenoir.k12.nc.us for registration information. You may also stop by the front office to pick up a registration form.
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        • School orientations scheduled Aug. 20-22

          The 16 elementary, middle and high schools operating on LCPS’s traditional calendar will hold orientation activities for students Aug. 20, 21 and 22, scheduled generally by grade span.

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        • LPCS opening athletics to home-schooled students

          Lenoir County Public Schools will open up participation in middle school and high school athletics to home-schooled students in Lenoir County who meet eligibility requirements established recently by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association.

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        • Migrant Education Program named best in state

          In being named winner of the N.C. 2018-19 Outstanding Migrant Education Program, LCPS was cited for its ability to connect children, particularly those of pre-kindergarten age, to education services; its coordination with other community resources; and its efforts to engage parents “through a variety of creative initiatives.”

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        • Julie Hill named EC Department director

          Julie Hill, who was named Monday as director of the district's Exceptional Children Department, has spent more than 20 years serving special needs students in Lenoir County Public Schools.

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        • Commencement addresses blend gratitude, encouragement

          In back-to-back-to-back graduation exercises Saturday, the Class of 2019 at South Lenoir, Kinston and North Lenoir high schools received diplomas after receiving praise for the standards the seniors set in scholarships won, academic honors secured and college credits accumulated.

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        • LCLA grads make a start on writing 'own story'

          The Class of 2019 at Lenoir County Learning Academy was urged to 'write your own story" by Master Sgt. Herbert P. Gray, commencement speaker at the graduation exercise held Wednesday at Kennedy Home Chapel.

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