Due to the threat of heavy rains, isolated flooding, and tropical storm winds being forecast from Tropical Storm Debby, Wayne County Public Schools will be closed on Thursday and Friday.… read more »
Due to the threat of heavy rains, isolated flooding, and tropical storm winds being forecast from Tropical Storm Debby, Wayne County Public Schools will be closed on Thursday and Friday.… read more »
The Wayne County Board of Education approved the following administrative changes at Monday’s regularly scheduled Board meeting:
… read more »
PIKEVILLE — Ken Derksen, Wayne County Public Schools Executive Director for Community Engagement and Student and Family Support, confirmed to Goldsborodailynews.com late Monday afternoon that Charles B. Aycock principal Tod Morgan is resigning to pursue a position in another county. … read more »
Wayne Community College is hosting “From Bison to Bachelors: University Partnerships Week,” Aug. 19-22 for those interested to explore the transfer options with WCC’s university partnerships. … read more »
The first cohort of students in the Southeastern Education and Economic Development (SEED) initiative’s summer pre-apprenticeship academy have completed the program.
… read more »
MOUNT OLIVE – Piedmont Technical College has entered into a strategic partnership with the University of Mount Olive through the UMO Promise program, offering significant educational advancement opportunities for PTC students.… read more »
Wayne Community College will host a presentation to honor the sacrifices and stories of the state’s Black veterans.… read more »
Wayne Christian School provided parents of current students with an update on Monday afternoon on the ongoing investigation into the misconduct of a former Wayne Christian employee.… read more »
Wayne Community College offers employees challenging, innovative, and rewarding careers.
… read more »
GOLDSBORO, N.C. – Three students in Wayne Community College’s Aviation Systems Technology program have earned the final certificate needed to complete the program. Timothy Dillon of Clayton, Kobe Pearson of Goldsboro, and Trevor Shearer of Wilson completed all requirements to receive Powerplant Certificates of Completion, allowing them to take the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) powerplant…… read more »