For nearly 20 years, school districts across North Carolina have been asked to do more with less. Public schools need stable, adequate funding to serve students well — and voters…
Regular school attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success — academically, socially, and emotionally. That’s one reason why North Carolina declares September Attendance Awareness Month, a time…
2026 Education Network Reception The annual Education Network Reception, a partnership between Greater Greenville Chamber, Pitt County Schools, and PPS-PC, took place at the Greenville Hilton on Thursday September 18th.…
Monday, August 24th marked the first day of school for most Pitt County Schools students. Innovation Early College High School and Pitt County Early College High School began earlier in…
For Joshua Breazeale, public schools aren’t just part of his story—they are his story. As the grandson and son of public school teachers and a proud public school student himself,…
2026 Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive The Annual Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive took place on Saturday, August 8th, bringing together families, organizations including: Hyster Yale, State Employees’…
Public schools are one of our most valuable public goods—institutions that return benefits to every person in our community. They welcome all students, meet diverse needs, and bring together students…
Summer break brings a welcome shift in routine for students, families, and educators. Long school days and early mornings give way to slower starts, outdoor play, and time to recharge.…
A New Fiscal Year Begins at PPS‑PC As PPS‑PC transitions into a new fiscal year on July 1, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the work completed over the…
When the school year ends, thousands of Pitt County children lose daily access to free breakfast and lunch—meals they rely on throughout the year. The Summer Feeding Program bridges that…