JCPS Central Office Closes Early After Employee Tests Positive For COVID
SMITHFIELD - Johnston County Public Schools Central Office on Highway 70 East has closed for the remainder of today (Wednesday) after an employee tested...
Wayne County Public Library Brings Wi-Fi & Digital Resources To Dudley Community
GOLDSBORO - Wayne County Public Library has received a $75,000 LSTA Project Grant from the State Library of North Carolina. The library, in partnership...
SSS High Earns National Recognition From Special Olympics For Inclusion
RALEIGH – Special Olympics of North Carolina announced that four NCHSAA member high schools will be recognized as Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools and...
JCPS Awarded $100,000 Grant To Improve School Safety
Johnston County Public Schools has been awarded a $100,000 grant from the Department of Justice’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services School Violence Prevention...
Dr. Amanda Allen Named Poe Center’s Educator Of The Year
Dr. Amanda H. Allen, Executive Director of Social and Emotional Learning for Johnston County Public Schools, has been named the Alice Aycock Poe Center...
WCS Welcomes Back Students Face-To-Face In Plan B
GOLDSBORO - On Tuesday, September 8, Wayne County Public Schools transitioned from Plan C, full remote, to Plan B, a hybrid of face-to-face and...
Cooper Academy Employee Tests Positive For COVID
CLAYTON - Johnston County Public Schools has confirmed an employee at Cooper Academy in Clayton has tested positive for COVID-19. Administrators sent a notification...
Racial Slur Spray Painted On School Property
CLAYTON - The Johnston County Sheriff's Office is investigating two incidents of vandalism at Swift Creek Middle School on Norris Road near Clayton. Someone...
Governor Announces Nearly $40 Million To Connect Students And Communities To High-Speed Internet
Help Educators With Remote Learning
RALEIGH - Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced nearly $40 million in funding for NC Student Connect, a new partnership created...
Bring Young Kids Back To School
By JOHN HOOD
RALEIGH — Most North Carolina schoolchildren began this academic year trying to learn from home rather than at school. How’s it going...