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…
The Parent Engagement Program (PEP) participants came together on May 13 for a joyful and inspiring celebration honoring participants from the 2025–2026 English and Spanish cohorts. Each participant received a…
End‑of‑Grade & End‑of‑Course Testing - What to Know As the school year winds down, students across Pitt County are preparing for an important milestone: End‑of‑Grade (EOG) and End‑of‑Course (EOC) testing.…
The Parent Engagement Program (PEP) continues to stand as one of PPS‑PC’s most transformative initiatives—an immersive, hands-on learning experience offered free of charge to all participants. At a time when…
Every year, the first full week of May is dedicated to celebrating the people who shape our lives in lasting ways—teachers. Think back to the educators who influenced your own…
PCS Budget Request Presentation to County Commissioners On Wednesday May 6th PCS District leaders will present their budget request to the County Commissioners. Around 17% of the funding for the…
Each spring, school districts across North Carolina begin the essential work of developing and approving budgets for the upcoming school year—a process that shapes everything from staffing and class sizes…