Wayne Community College Operating Remotely, Changing Calendar
Goldsboro - Wayne Community College is heeding Gov. Roy Cooper’s stay-at-home order.
College services will be provided remotely from Tuesday, March 31 through at least...
School Board Renews Contracts
The Johnston County Public School Board renewed contracts with two vendors during their March 2020 monthly meeting.
The board voted unanimously to renew a contract...
Clayton High Donates PPE’s To Johnston Health
A shipment of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) donated by Clayton High School was delivered Tuesday to Johnston Health by Principal Dr. Bennett Jones. Clayton High...
South Smithfield Teachers Ride By To Visit Students At Home
SMITHFIELD - South Smithfield Elementary kindergarten teachers Ashlin Owen and Theresa Goodman drove around Monday to visit their students, and to follow social distancing...
CCCC Transitioning College And Career Readiness Program Classes To Online
The Central Carolina Community College College and Career Readiness (CCR) program is transitioning to online classes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
All High School...
Governor Announces Texting Tool To Access Food For Children
Governor Roy Cooper announced today that parents who need food assistance for their children can text FOODNC to 877-877 to locate nearby free meal...
Controversial School Bus Drivers Policies Under Review
Interim Superintendent Dr. Ben Williams has been asked by the Board of Education to formally review two policies impacting Johnston County school bus drivers. ...
Johnston County Schools Closed Through May 15th
NC Governor Roy Cooper signed a new order today (Monday) extending the closure of all North Carolina public schools, including all K-12 classes in...
Cleveland High FFA Receives $14,913 NC Tobacco Trust Fund Grant
The Cleveland High School FFA program has been awarded a $14,913.66 grant from the North Carolina Tobacco Trust Fund Commission. The grant was one of...
WCC Moves to Online Instruction, Sets Up Alternative Service Options
GOLDSBORO – For some Wayne Community College students, learning will look very different when it resumes Monday, March 23. For others, it will be...
