Lenoir County Public Schools

The Superintendent s office, governed by Wayne County Public Schools, manages the daily operations of the school district. Upon the recommendation of the superintendent, the school board may expel a student for ill behavior. It reviews the details of reported threats and renders decision regarding recommended suspension and expulsion. Wayne County Public Schools is an educational institution that serves students in kindergarten through grade 12. The district s schools offer classes in math, science, social studies and language arts. Its schools operate student councils and parent-teacher organizations. The district s schools provide special education and Title I programs. Its school s libraries maintain a selection of books and reference materials.

Duplin County Schools is a school district that operates more than 15 elementary, middle and high schools. Its schools provide English as a Second Language and advanced placement programs. The district s schools academic curricula include language arts, math, science and social studies. Its schools offer courses in horticulture, business education, journalism, marketing, and family and consumer science. The district s schools conduct classes in art, music and physical education. Duplin County Schools supports a range of sports activities that includes football, basketball, golf, soccer, softball, baseball, volleyball, and track and field. The district s schools offer memberships in the National Honor Society and Future Farmers of America organizations. Its schools operate art, key, chess, international and poetry clubs. In addition, the district s schools provide various student support services, such as meals, transportation, medical care and guidance counseling. Duplin County Schools is located in Kenansville, N.C.

Craven County Schools serves nearly 15, 000 students through its more than 40 elementary, middle and high schools. The district also governs the Craven Early College, an autonomous high school that provides its students with a high school diploma and up to two years of college credit toward a bachelor s degree and an associate s degree. The district has various departments, including administration, business, human resources, information technology, instructional services and system improvement and strategic planning. The instructional services department provides a variety of student and health services, federal and employee wellness programs and support services. Craven County Schools is located in New Bern, N.C.