Twelve high school students from area high schools will be attending Lenoir Community College this summer as part of the first SEED (Southeastern Education & Economic) Program, a seven-week summer advanced manufacturing academy.
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GEC Students Attend State Beta Convention
Nine members of the Greene Early College High School Beta Club attended the North Carolina Senior Beta State Convention in Greensboro, January 27-28. Beta is an educational youth organization in America to promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students.
2022 N.C. high school graduates enrolling in community college could receive tuition assistance through Longleaf Commitment Grant
Students in North Carolina who graduated high school in 2022 are eligible to have tuition and fees covered at any of the state’s 58 community colleges through the Longleaf Commitment Grant. The grant provides between $700 – $2,800 to recent high school graduates to cover the cost of tuition and fees for up to two years at a North Carolina Community College. 2022 high school graduates in North Carolina are eligible for the grant money to use for current and subsequent semesters through Fall 2024.
Wood Ducks to Host High School Girls Soccer Game at Grainger Stadium
The Down East Wood Ducks announced today they will be hosting a neutral site high school soccer game between the Arendell Parrott Academy Patriots and the North Lenoir Hawks on Monday, March 14.
Gov. Cooper encourages high school students to explore cybersecurity careers
Governor Roy Cooper is again encouraging high school students in North Carolina to explore careers in cybersecurity by participating in CyberStart America, a free online cybersecurity competition sponsored by the National Cyber Scholarship Foundation and SANS Institute.
BJ Murphy: School Board decision paves way for more diversity
The Covid-19 pandemic has greatly affected everyone in 2020 and will affect us for years to come. I will leave some of the national debate about the economic stress, masks, hydroxychloroquine, or other issues to the pundits. On a local level, the recent potential 18-week decision by the Lenoir County School Board exposed a servant leadership deficit catching parents, teachers and even administrators by surprise.
The Class of 2020 presents Dear High School
Maybe you are a high school senior. Maybe you are the parent of a senior. You might even be an educator, principal, friend or family member of a senior. In any case - this one is for you. Dear Seniors - we hear you. And we love you.
Video: Greene Central at North Lenoir Highlights
Greene Central defeated North Lenoir last night 86-62. Here are some highlights from Neuse News' Jose Perez.
North Lenoir wins the Braggin' Bowl
The Hawks finished off one of the best regular seasons in school history by scoring its most points ever against rival South Lenoir, and the second-most against any opponent, in a 62-20 trouncing of the Blue Devils Friday at Bullock Field.
LCPS' Class of 2019 celebrate graduation
With a mixture of nostalgia, gratitude and encouragement, commencements speakers sent nearly 600 graduates of LCPS’s traditional high schools out into the world Saturday.
LCPS students explore career paths through job shadowing program
Students from North Lenoir, South Lenoir and Kinston high schools visited area businesses and organizations to learn more about careers.
Scott Cole: High school sports bring back sense of normalcy
Neuse News sports writer Scott Cole is happy to be covering sports again — and he’s happy for everyone in our community.
Week 4 NeuseNews.com Post Game Show presented by Chris Humphrey Allstate
Games covered tonight: Southern Wayne at NLHS, SLHS at Richlands, Cary Christian at APA, Lasker Northeast/Hobgood Academy at BCA, and KHS at Jones Senior.
A-G loses close game at East Duplin
A week after being embarrassed at home, Ayden-Grifton nearly pulled an upset at one of the toughest places to play.
Scott Cole: Back to school tips for a successful school year
Scott Cole is not just a Neuse News contributor — he is also a teacher at Ayden-Grifton High School. Here are some tips from Scott on how to prepare your child — regardless of age — for the new school year.