Lenoir County Public Schools

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    LCPS and Coronavirus: Keeping Our Schools Safe

    •    We have updated the coronavirus section of our website to include information from the State Board of Education and the N.C. Department of Public Instruction about the impact of the outbreak on standardized testing, NC final exams and the path to graduation for the Class of 2020. You'll also find information on the status of school operations during April, with North Carolinians under a stay-at-home order, and of our feeding program. The feeding program, which provides hot lunches and next-day breakfasts each weekday, continues to operate as an essential service.

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    • Student transfer request form available

      The student transfer request form for intra-district transfers within Lenoir County but outside of a student's normal attendance zone is now live on the district website. You can find an explanation of the district's student transfer policy and the procedure for requesting a transfer on this page.
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    • Job openings for summer STEM tutors

      STEM Corps East, an AmeriCorps tutoring and enrichement program, is offering summer employment opportunities for students interested in tutoring young people in math and science. Applicants must be at least 17 years old and must have transportation. Sites where tutors will work are the Lenoir County Boys & Girls Club in Kinston and A Time for Science in Grifton and Greenville. There are two types of service-focused STEM internships available this summer: quarter time, serving 10-20 hours per week, and minimum time, serving eight to 14 hours per week. Click here to access the STEM Corps East Application.

       
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    • Scholarships fuel two South Lenoir seniors' career plans

      Michaela Elmore has been chosen for the selective Honors College at East Carolina University and will attend as a Chancellor’s Fellow, using the four years of tuition-free education to propel her drive to become a physician. Classmate Avery Harper will attend North Carolina State University as an N.C. Teaching Fellow and winner of the merit-based program’s $33,000 in educational assistance.

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    • Remote learning a manageable step up for LCPS

      For LCPS, moving lessons online was both a sharp shift from proscribed teaching practices and a manageable step up for a district that, five years ago, put iPads in the hands of all K-12 students and has made digital learning – and the apps that power it – a key piece of classroom instruction.

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    • Feeding program expanding to bus delivery

      Beginning Monday, Lenoir County Public Schools is expanding its no-cost feeding program to include delivery of meals by school bus to numerous locations throughout the county.

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    • Feeding program launches, serving 3,800 meals in two days

      A bag lunch and next-day breakfast are provided to all youth 18 and younger in Lenoir County and all LCPS students regardless of age. The program operates weekdays from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. from five school cafeterias – Kinston, North Lenoir and South Lenoir high schools, Southeast Elementary School and E.B. Frink Middle School.

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