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June 7, 2024
Congratulations to Dr. Ethan Lenker, Pitt County Superintenet, and alsoDr. Ethan Lenker, who has provided Pitt County Schools with unparalleled dedicated leader
May 16, 2024
The new school year will bring new leadership at Elmhurst Elementary, Grifton School and Pitt County Schools Virtual Academy.
May 4, 2024
In the two months since Pitt County Schools Superintendent Ethan Lenker made known his plans to retire this summer, the Board of Education has not announced plans to search for
April 10, 2024
The Pitt County Board of Education has selected a new board member to fill the District 1 seat and has named a deputy superintendent ahead of the superintendent’s position being
April 10, 2024
The Pitt County Board of Education has selected a new board member to fill the District 1 seat and has named a deputy superintendent ahead of the superintendent’s position being
February 9, 2024
PACTOLUS, N.C (WNCT) — Gov. Roy Cooper stopped by Pactolus Global School to continue the fight for more public school funding. He’s highlighting how strong public schools like Pactolus have built strong communities. He’s also showing the positive impact of well-funded education systems. However, across the state, funding public schools is his main concern. “North […]
October 12, 2023
A case of tuberculosis involving an individual at D.H. Conley High School is being investigated by Pitt County Public Health, according to a county news release.
August 30, 2023
Kids carried bags of new school supplies and paused to have their pictures taken on Monday as thousands of Pitt County Schools’ students returned to start a new year.
August 18, 2023
Pitt County Schools Superintendent Ethan Lenker, recognized last month for 10 years with the school district, said the changing landscape of communication technology has been a challenge for educators during
December 16, 2020
More than a third of Pitt County Schools students in grades three through 12 are failing at least one course, according to a report released by the district. Steve Lassiter, assistant superintendent of educational programs and services, reported to the Pitt County Board of Education on Monday that about 3,600 face-to-face students and about 4,900 virtual learners have at least one course failure this semester. This represents 36.7 percent of the districtâs 23,163 learners. âThis data ...