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Yay! We’ve got a new website that not only looks good but is also loaded with pictures and information about our school and about LCPS. Information that you once had to go to the district website to find is now right here, within each reach of our parents, students and friends in the community.
Our new-look website also has a new internet address: www.lcpsnc.org/northwest.
The site features a responsive design that looks good and works well whether viewed on a desktop, a laptop, a tablet or a phone. Content is automatically scaled and stacked based on screen resolution, enabling as good a user experience on a phone as on a desktop monitor.
Take a few minutes, drive around the site and let us know what you think. Questions and comments can be sent to me at hwalston@lenoir.k12.nc.us.
Heather Walston / Principal
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Early College grads set a record
The promise of the early college concept – that freshmen entering from middle school will, in four or five years, earn not only a high school diploma but also a two-year college degree – has never been more fully realized at Lenoir County Early College High School than by its Class of 2019.
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2019-2020 traditional school calendar approved
LCPS students going to school according to the 2019-2020 traditional calendar recently approved by the Lenoir County Board of Education won’t see many changes from the calendar they’re following this year – except that the last day of school arrives more than a week earlier in May.
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2019-2020 Teacher of the Year
Jennifer Sutton of La Grange Elementary School, a veteran educator who feels compassion is the key to reaching students, was named LCPS Teacher of the Year for 2019-2020 during the district’s annual Employee Recognition Banquet on Thursday night.
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State Science Fair winners
Two LCPS students came home from the North Carolina Science and Engineering Fair with awards and one of them won the chance to take his science fair project to national competition in Washington, D.C., next October.
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2019-2020 Principal of the Year
Stacy Cauley, the young leader of Lenoir County’s most historic public school, is the LCPS Principal of the Year for 2019-2020.
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Meeting with legislators
Before they met for breakfast on Monday, leaders of Lenoir County Public Schools and the two state legislators who represent Lenoir County had a meeting of the minds on key public education issues now before the N.C. General Assembly.
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