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Steady climb takes graduation rate to new high
At 85.4 percent, the four-year graduation rate for 2019-2020 is about three-quarters of a percentage point better than the previous year (84.7) and six points better than five years ago. Since 2006, the combined graduation rate for LCPS’s five high schools has climbed by 29.9 points, while the state average has improved by 19.3 points.
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Feeding program adding bus delivery to curbside pickup
Free hot lunch and next-day breakfast will be provided curbside from 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at Kinston, South Lenoir and North Lenoir high schools and by 20 school buses making more than 130 stops at set locations each school day.
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LCPS, health department team up for immunization clinics
The clinics are scheduled for Aug. 31 in the Kinston High School gym lobby, Sept. 14 in the front lobby at South Lenoir High School and Sept. 21 in the front lobby at North Lenoir High School. All clinic hours are 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
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iPads passed out, remote learning ramped up for reopening
Lenoir County Public Schools is reopening, like the majority of public school districts in the state, with a period of remote learning, where LCPS teachers will connect to students through the Zoom communication app, through live and recorded instruction and, to monitor their progress, through an array of apps, school email and regular telephone calls.
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