PITT COUNTY SCHOOLS’ Post

Congratulations to Assistant Principal of the Year finalist Katherine Swain of Lakeforest Elementary School. Winners will be announced on October 8th.

Congratulations to Assistant Principal of the Year finalist Monique Warren of C. M. Eppes Middle School, Greenville NC. Winners will be announced on October 8th.

Congratulations to Assistant Principal of the Year finalist Amanda Davis of E. B. Aycock Middle School. Winners will be announced on October 8th.

Congratulations to Principal of the Year finalist Megan Newman of Elmhurst Elementary School! Winners will be announced on October 8th.

We’re excited to share highlights from the Education Network Reception, a collaborative event between the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce, Parents for Public Schools of Pitt County, and Pitt County Schools. This special evening was all about strengthening the bonds between local businesses and our schools to create lasting, meaningful partnerships. If you’re a local business looking to connect with our amazing educators and make a difference in the community, this reception was just the beginning! Stay tuned for more opportunities to get involved. Together, we can shape a brighter future for our students!

🥇 Congratulations to PCS schools that received The Daily Reflector BEST of 2024 Awards in the "Best School" category: Wintergreen Schools, J.H. Rose High School, and D. H. Conley High School! We are proud of you!

Big thanks to East Carolina University Athletics for recognizing our amazing educators during the first quarter break at the Pirates’ 🏈 game! We are proud to have such a strong partnership. Go Pirates! 💜

#FacesofPCS are back! Meet Ms. Wanda Bingaman, Media & Technology Assistant at Hope Middle School 📔 From Boonville, NC, to Hope Middle School, Ms. Wanda Bingaman’s journey has been full of adventure and passion for teaching. Ms. Bingaman graduated from East Carolina University in 1997 with a BS in Health Education (Minor in English and a Concentration in Middle Grades). She started teaching in 1998 (7th grade ELA/SS at Wellcome Middle School). After traveling the world with her Air Force husband, she returned to Greenville in 2014 and found her perfect role at Hope Middle School. Ms. Bingaman loves nothing more than talking about books with students and colleagues. As she says, “I LOVE being able to talk about reading and books with the students and staff all day and every day.” Her role as a Media and Technology Assistant allows her to share her passion for reading every day. When she’s not at school, Ms. Bingaman enjoys cruising with her husband and spending time with her sons, Ryan and Bryson. Ryan is stationed with the USAF in Florida (DHC class of 2021), and Bryson is studying at Pitt Community College (DHC class of 2024). We’re lucky to have Ms. Bingaman’s enthusiasm and expertise at PCS! 📚 #MeetPCS #PCS #greenvillenc

Ridgewood Elementary School was recently recognized by Solution Tree for its sustained success in raising student achievement. The successful implementation of the Professional Learning Communities at Work® process was credited as a major contributing factor in the improved achievement of its students. MORE: bit.ly/3Xu6f36