If you've taken our PEP class, you know that one of the ways we recommend teaching Higher Order Thinking Skills is through cooking with your children! Keep reading for some…
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Whether your student is in elementary, middle, or high school, you may already be wondering what their future holds (and hopefully they are dreaming about their future too). Join us…
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Kimberly Gaskins: MSW Intern Kimberly Gaskins is currently an East Carolina University graduate student obtaining her Master’s in Social Work. Kimberly will graduate in May of 2020 and will be with…
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Schedule Parent/Teacher Conferences: A perfect opportunity to strengthen your relationship with the teacher and open communication for any current issues or those that may come up in the future. Look…
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Six years ago, a Pitt County parent was determined that parent voices have more of a place in our local public schools. That parent was Kathy Herring. With the help…
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Back by popular demand, our Parent Engagement Program Academy kicks off the year with our popular technology workshop. Lauren Boucher, Instructional Technology Facilitator for Pitt County Schools, will spend an…
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Pitt County Schools Independence Day is Monday, September 23. This is the day that all students are expected to walk to class without their parents or caregivers. It can be…
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Barnes & Noble has a long tradition of supporting education in Pitt County. On August 18th, Barnes and Noble is hosting a Bookfair that will benefit Parents for Public Schools.…
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Most frequently asked back to school question: "When is the Open House at my child's school?" Pitt County Schools' Open Houses are scheduled for Thursday August 22, 2019. Elementary School Open…
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*Have your child follow a checklist to promote independence and responsibility. For younger children, make a checklist with pictures of things they need to do before school. Laminate it so…
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