Pitt County Schools highlights successes and new aviation program at board meeting

June 03, 2025 | Pitt County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina

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Pitt County Schools celebrated significant achievements and initiatives during the Board Meeting on June 2, 2025, highlighting the district's commitment to student welfare and educational opportunities.

Superintendent Dr. L. Lester opened the meeting by expressing gratitude for the district's teachers and staff, acknowledging their hard work as students completed end-of-grade testing and high school students prepared for their end-of-course exams. "We know that our schools as well as our students have put forth their best work, so we're expecting some great results," he stated, emphasizing the importance of these assessments.
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In a notable development, the district reported serving over 3,000 breakfast meals and nearly 1.9 million lunch meals this year, underscoring their commitment to addressing the nutritional needs of all students. Dr. Lester also announced the opening of the Contenya Health Clinic at JH Rose, the first health clinic in the district, aimed at supporting both students and staff.

A highlight of the meeting was the announcement of a new aviation program at South Central High School, funded by a grant from Elizabeth City State University. Dr. Lester thanked those involved in securing the grant, stating, "We're excited that we're gonna be able to offer aviation at South Central and hopefully continue to expand through career and technical education."

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The meeting also included recognition of local legislators and community members for their support, as well as a celebration of retirees and upcoming high school graduations. Board members expressed their appreciation for the hard work of teachers and staff, particularly during the stressful testing period.

As the school year comes to a close, the district looks forward to celebrating its graduates and continuing to provide opportunities that support the whole child. Dr. Lester concluded with a message of gratitude for the community's support, reflecting on a successful first year in his role.

Converted from June 2nd 2025, Pitt County Schools Board Meeting Begins at 06:30 p.m. meeting on June 03, 2025
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