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NHCS announces new principal assignments - Vimarsana News

NHCS announces new principal assignments

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — New Hanover County Schools has announced new principal assignments for the upcoming 2023-2024 academic year. Assignments will go into…

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS reports 33 Covid-19 cases, BCS has 90. Last week, PCS confirmed 8 - Vimarsana News

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS reports 33 Covid-19 cases, BCS has 90. Last week, PCS confirmed 8

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — New Hanover County Schools reported 33 Covid-19 cases last week and assigned 49 quarantines, according to the district'

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS confirms 18 Covid cases, BCS and PCS each assign 100-plus quarantines - Vimarsana News

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS confirms 18 Covid cases, BCS and PCS each assign 100-plus quarantines

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — After two weeks with single-digit case counts, New Hanover County Schools reported 18 Covid-19 cases last week and assigned seven…

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS records 19 Covid-19 cases in past week; BCS reports 35; PCS down to 12 - Vimarsana News

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS records 19 Covid-19 cases in past week; BCS reports 35; PCS down to 12

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — New Hanover County Schools is reporting another record low week of Covid-19 trends with 19 cases and 17 assigned quarantines the week of Oct.

Checking in with tri-county schools: Holly Shelter, South Brunswick High identified as Covid-19 clusters - Vimarsana News

Checking in with tri-county schools: Holly Shelter, South Brunswick High identified as Covid-19 clusters

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