Education

Craven County Partners In Education (PIE) is teaming up with Morgan’s Tavern & Grill to offer a special fundraiser.

The North Carolina Supreme Court issued an order Friday upholding a lower-court decision ordering the General Assembly to transfer funds for a massive state public education improvement plan.

The new research program will develop Eastern Carolina’s aerospace industry through partnerships and education.

After a two-year absence due to Covid-19, the in-school dental clinics that Kinston Community Health Center offers with Lenoir County Public Schools returned this week.

An executive order issued by Gov. Cooper aims to accelerate the state’s transition to a clean energy economy, encouraging the push to zero-emission vehicles for state agencies.

Jeanne Van Staalduinen teaches second grade at Terra Ceia Christian School and also serves as the dean of the elementary school.

Interest in reading is something schools are always trying to grow in students, and 4th and 5th graders at a Greenville school spent Wednesday morning getting inspiration to do just that.

People from at least 50 occupations showed close to 975 Craven County Schools 5th graders the ropes in various fields of expertise.

The student loan forgiveness application officially launched Monday, giving qualified students the chance to apply for debt relief of up to $20,000.

Parents and students are going to have the opportunity to speak with more than 40 colleges at an event being put on by Beaufort County Community College.

Gov. Roy Cooper is celebrating the success of a grant program to help child care centers across North Carolina.

The company will put eight new hires through an apprenticeship program at BCCC to ramp up its production line.

The collaborative, which was launched last week by the Public School Forum of North Carolina in partnership with the N.C. Office of the Governor and The Belk Foundation, features eight teacher preparation partnerships comprised of school districts, universities and community colleges.

Pitt County Schools Superintendent Dr. Ethan Lenker announces new director of transportation.

The little boy who doctors didn’t think would be here shared a special surprise with his school.

The $2.08 million building will bring the boat manufacturing program to campus from its current Page Road location.

The 2022-2023 Pitt County Schools academic calendar will not be affected by last Friday’s cancellation because of Ian.

Ayden Elementary will use a grant fund to transform the media center into a modern and multi-purposed work space.

Elizabeth City State University says Dr. Tiffany Hinton is the new assistant vice chancellor for diversity and inclusion as well as the new chief diversity officer.

The job and internship fair will be from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Greenville Convention Center. The science, engineering and technology fair will then run from 1 to 4.

On Friday, high school teachers from the school systems in Beaufort, Bertie, Hertford, Hyde, Martin, and Pitt counties met at Pitt Community College to learn more about careers for their students.

Pitt Community College is offering free English and equivalency programs in October.

Several ENC school districts receive millions in lottery funds

After two school years of free lunch, North Carolina students will now have to pay for school lunches again in their respective cafeterias.

State funding is coming to Greene County to create a new high school and replace the county's only existing one.

Statistics on the university’s website show that 27,152 students were enrolled for the fall 2022 semester, a decline of 3.1% from the fall of 2021.

Elizabeth City State University has received several grants and sponsors for the 2021-2022 academic year.

Attorney General Josh Stein has released a new resource on internet safety to help parents and caregivers keep their kids safe online.

Pitt Community College is set to receive more than $1 million in federal grant funding to enhance its biotechnology program.

School board members in Pitt County are investing money into making up for learning losses felt due to COVID-19.