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Feeding program will continue over Easter break
More than 60 Child Nutrition staff, bus drivers, teacher assistants, custodians and other school personnel from LCPS will work on a rotating basis to keep the district's feeding program going during Easter break. The program provides curbside pickup of hot lunches and next-day breakfasts at five schools and distributes the same meals by school bus to 20 designated locations throughout the county.
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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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