Greene Early College proudly announces students who have been named to the Principal’s List(all A’s) and Honor Roll(all a’s and/or B’s) for the third nine weeks. Congratulations to all students for their commitment to academic excellence.
The students inducted are (l to r): Emma Roberson, Kayla Guzman, Adilene Borja and Hunter Winarski. Established in 1918 by two-year college presidents and recognized in 1929 by the American Association of Community Colleges, Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society is the official academic honor society for two-year colleges.
The staff of Greene Early College has proudly selected Brittany Hood as their teacher of the year. A graduate of East Carolina University as an NC Teaching Fellow 2013, she has taught World and American History for eight years at GEC. Currently, she is excitedly preparing through intense professional development for the Economics and Personal Finance
Thirteen students from Lenoir County Early College High School took on the role of state leaders this past weekend when they joined approximately 200 other North Carolina students in the NC Youth Legislative Assembly (YLA) in Raleigh.
Donning reflective orange vests and pulling on plastic gloves, and armed with large trash bags and a lot of determination, thirty-seven Greene Early College students and four staff members
On Saturday evening Lenoir County Early College High School Sophomore Halle Powell won the title of Miss Neuse 2023. She is the daughter of Bryan and Jennifer Powell and was sponsored by Fox Trail Mini Storage.
After putting herself in a position to graduate from South Lenoir High School and earn an associate degree from Lenoir Community College in three years, the next challenge for Pari Patel is winning a Goodnight Scholarship to NC State University, for which she is a finalist.
K’la Green has had her heart set on going to North Carolina A&T University since she was an eighth grader. Now, her achievements at Lenoir County Early College High School could get her to A&T on a full scholarship.
Pictured are the three GEC students named to LCC Dean’s list for the fall semester. They are (left to right) Bowen Zheng, Tiffany Lin, and James Williams. To be named to the Dean’s list, students must be enrolled for a minimum of 12 semester hours, have achieved a grade point average from 3.25 through 3.99, are
For Dr. Travis Towne, a funny thing happened on his way to a national teacher conference on financial literacy: he got a lesson in the value of money. Towne, who teaches civic literacy and economics and personal finance at Lenoir County Early College High School, was one of 25 teachers in the nation to win
