Since December, Wayne County Public Schools leadership has been working with Seymour Johnson Air Force Base leadership, with the support of Wayne County’s Board of Education and Board of Commissioners, to explore and develop a potential new public school located on Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. On Monday evening, WCPS interim superintendent, Dr. David Lewis…… read more »
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WCPS To Launch New School On Seymour Johnson AFB Campus
Southern Wayne & Rosewood High Graduations Moving Indoors
Due to the heavy rains experienced in recent days, the graduation fields at Southern Wayne High and Rosewood High are still very saturated and will be unable to accommodate graduation ceremonies Tuesday, June 8. As such, both graduations will be held indoors in their respective gyms at their regularly scheduled times. Both gyms are able…… read more »
Eastern Wayne High Graduation Moving Indoors This Evening
Due to rain and the threat of thunderstorms this afternoon, the Eastern Wayne High School graduation will be held indoors in the gym this evening, Monday, June 7, at 6 PM. To accomodate guests, tickets will be reduced to four tickets per graduate.… read more »
WCPS Students Named Emmet & Mary Robinson Trust Fund Scholars
Six Wayne County Public Schools graduates are getting some extra support to attend college in the fall thanks to the Emmet & Mary Robinson Trust Fund Scholarship Program. The trust fund was set up by Emmet and Mary Robinson to award scholarships to students who attend a WCPS high school. The recipients must intend to…… read more »
Eastern Wayne High & Spring Creek High Graduations Postponed
Due to the heavy rains experienced this week, the graduation fields and the non-paved parking areas at Eastern Wayne High and Spring Creek High are saturated with water and are unable to accommodate vehicle and foot traffic. The Eastern Wayne High graduation has been postponed to Monday, June 7, at 6 PM. The Spring Creek…… read more »
WCPS Recognizes 2020-2021 Retirees Today
After many years of dedicated service to Wayne County Public Schools, 84 retiring employees will be recognized at the district’s 2020-2021 Retirement Ceremony. This year, the ceremony will be held virtually at 4 PM today, Thursday, May 27, on the WCPS LIVE channel accessible via www.waynecountyschools.org, and on Channel 18 on Spectrum Cable. District administrators…… read more »
Summer Tutoring Program Accepting Applications
Earlier this month, planning for a county-wide community-based summer learning initiative was announced and student applications are now being accepted. The Unlimited Impact program is a cross collaborative tutoring program involving faith-based, non-profit, education, governmental, and business community leader partnerships. Through the program, community-based tutoring sites will be located in various areas of Wayne County…… read more »
United Way Seeks Volunteer Tutors For ‘Unlimited Impact’
Volunteer tutors are needed for a summer learning program in Wayne County. The First Church and United Way of Wayne County in partnership with Wayne County Public Schools, are launching ‘Unlimited Impact,’ a K-8 tutoring program. United Way Executive Director Sherry Archibald appeared on Goldsboro’s Greatest Hits 1150 and 98.3. Archibald says students may suffer from heavy learning…… read more »
WCPS’s Dr. Smith Selected For Leadership Award
The North Carolina School Superintendents’ Association and the North Carolina Alliance for School Leadership Development have announced the selection of Dr. Yvette Smith Mason, as a recipient of the Dr. Samuel Houston Leadership Award. This annual award is presented to a graduate of the North Carolina School Superintendents’ Association Aspiring Superintendent Program, a program which…… read more »
WCPS Publishes Wayne Collection
After a break in publication last spring, Wayne County Public Schools is excited to announce that its annual Wayne Collection is now online at http://www.waynecountyschools.org/. This year, the digital collection will highlight student artwork and written work from both the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 school years. “We are delighted to release the latest edition of the…… read more »
