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The day before Halloween at Northwest Elementary School, the reading lesson for Leah Jones' kindergarten class centered on “Pumpkin Jack,” a story about children who carved a jack-o-lantern, set it outside to melt into the ground and, when the time came, saw its leftover seeds grow into vines, flowers and little Pumpkin Jacks.
By: Patrick Holmes
His future looks as bright as that of any student athlete to come out of Kinston High School in a while, but this week Tyreek Copper isn't looking much past Saturday.
By: Patrick Holmes
Hannah Howe, right foreground, the field crop extension agent in Greene County, and Rachel Tarkington, the field crop agent in Lenoir County, give
By: Patrick Holmes
In snack-sized servings, hundreds of pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables are flowing into LCPS elementary classrooms each week in a program designed to boost nutritional awareness among young students and move kiwi, carrots and other unprocessed treats higher on their list of favorites.
In snack-sized servings, hundreds of pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables are flowing into Lenoir County Public Schools elementary classrooms each week in a program designed to boost nutritional awareness among young students and move kiwi, carrots and other unprocessed treats higher on their list of favorites.
By: Patrick Holmes
Perry Tyndall has a habit of deflecting praise. Winning another state basketball championship in march – Kinston High School's seventh since 2008 – has made more demands on the coach's natural modestly.
Perry Tyndall has a habit of deflecting praise.
By: Patrick Holmes
Perry Tyndall has a habit of deflecting praise. Winning another state basketball championship last month – Kinston High School's seventh since 2008 – has made more demands on the coach's natural modestly.
Five young women from three LCPS high schools are sharpening their focus on their favorite academic subjects this summer while attending the highly selective North Carolina Governor’s School.
In the past decade, the value of scholarships offered Lenoir County Public Schools' graduating seniors has more than tripled, hitting a high mark this year of $37 million. Quantity is only half the story, however. In racking up impressive dollar totals year after year, LCPS graduates have proved to be strong competitors for the biggest and best merit scholarships around.
