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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.

District News

  •  Woman in a blue dress holding a glass trophy speaks at a lectern while a man in a suit watches.

    Kathryn Griffin, veteran Banks educator, is Teacher of Year

    Kathryn Griffin of Banks Elementary School, an educator who sees her work as a teacher also encompassing the responsibilities of a mom, a nurse and a counselor, is the 2023-2024 LCPS Teacher of the Year.

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    Students rack up honors in advancing to NC Science Fair

    Sixteen projects by LCPs students, eight each in the elementary and middle/high school divisions, won awards at the 20-county Region I Science and Engineering Fair and earned a spot in the NC Science Fair on March 25. In all, 26 students from 12 different schools will represent the district at the state finals.

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  •  Four adults, three females and a male, pose in front of LCPS logo.

    LCPS names finalists for Teacher of the Year honor

    Selected as finalists on Tuesday were Ashley Deaver, an eighth-grade math teacher at Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School; Kathryn Griffin, a first-grade teacher at Banks Elementary School; Katherine Hart, a first-grade teacher at Northwest Elementary School; and Leonard Palmer, the band and chorus instructor at Kinston High School.

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  •  Two teams of students sit on opposite ends of an auditorium stage with seated judges between them.

    Readers from Woodington Middle, Kinston High prevail

    Woodington Middle School picked up its second consecutive win and Kinston High School scored a revenge victory as LCPS middle schools and high schools squared off in back-to-back Battle of the Books contests. Each school won the right to represent LCPS in regional competition in April.

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Announcements

  • LCPS seeking substitute teachers

    Are you interested in making a difference in the lives of young people in Lenoir County by becoming a substitute teacher? LCPS is now taking applications for the 2021-2022 school year. To qualify, applicants must complete an Effective Teacher Training course (offered at Lenoir Community College) or possess a valid teaching license, complete an online application and get on the waiting list for an interview. For more information call the HR Department at 252-527-1109.

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