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Nash County Public Schools 2024-25 Student Survey Overview: Participation, Schedule, and Opt-Out Information

November 15, 2024
Nash County Public Schools Student Survey Information Nash County Public Schools students will participate in several surveys during the 2024-25 school year. The results from t...
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For Immediate Release - Rotary Clubs of Nash County Donates SEL Journals to Support NCPS Counselors and Students

November 12, 2024
Rotary Clubs of Nash County Donates SEL Journals to Support Nash County Public Schools Counselors and Students NASHVILLE, N.C. — The Rotary Clubs of Nash County will presen...
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NCPS AWARDED $49,050 GRANT TO ADVANCE DIGITAL-AGE LEARNING THROUGH ‘ECHOES OF EDUCATION’ PROJECT

NCPS AWARDED $49,050 GRANT TO ADVANCE DIGITAL-AGE LEARNING THROUGH ‘ECHOES OF EDUCATION’ PROJECT

November 8, 2024
NCPS AWARDED $49,050 GRANT TO ADVANCE DIGITAL-AGE LEARNING THROUGH ‘ECHOES OF EDUCATION’ PROJECT NASHVILLE, N.C. — Nash County Public Schools (NCPS) has been awarded $49,050...
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Celebrating National Principal Appreciation Month in Nash County Public Schools - Here is what you had to say!

October 31, 2024
Celebrating National Principal Appreciation Month in Nash County Public Schools October is National Principal Appreciation Month, and Nash County Public Schools is proud to reco...
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Public Notice and Media Alert - Nash Board of Education Work Session and Regular Meeting Monday, November 4, 2024

October 30, 2024
Public Notice and Media Alert Nash Board of Education Work Session and Regular Meeting Monday, November 4, 2024 The Nash Board of Education will hold the following scheduled m...
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Nash Everywhere Digital Academy Students Explore Density, Chemical Reactions, and Physics in Lab Activities NASH COUNTY, N.C. – Fifth-grade students at Nash Everywhere Digital Academy, led by teacher Lakan Allen, recently participated in an in-person lab session, a rare opportunity outside of their regular online classes, to explore density, chemical reactions, and physics through hands-on experiments. The lab began with students testing the density of various liquids, including water, salt water, vinegar, honey, and oil, to determine which were the most and least dense. Students also weighed each liquid to demonstrate the law of conservation of mass, confirming that mass remains constant despite changes in state or mixtures. In another experiment, students tested how temperature affects the brightness of glow sticks by placing them in ice water, room-temperature water, and boiling water. They observed that the glow sticks became brighter when heated and dimmed when cooled, showing how chemical reactions are influenced by temperature. The students also combined vinegar and baking soda, producing a chemical reaction that inflated a balloon, illustrating the principles of chemical change and conservation of matter. The lab concluded with an egg-drop challenge, where students applied concepts of mass, gravity, air resistance, and force by designing vessels to prevent eggs from breaking. They measured speed by calculating time and distance, using physics concepts to analyze their results. “This in-person session allowed students to connect with their classmates and engage with science in a way that’s not always possible in an online environment,” Allen said. “It was wonderful to see them work together, make predictions, and explore scientific concepts through experimentation.” The lab aligns with Nash Everywhere Digital Academy’s mission to blend virtual learning with meaningful in-person experiences, helping students develop problem-solving skills and explore STEM concepts through real-world applications.. About Nash Everywhere Digital Academy: Nash Everywhere Digital Academy (NEDA) is part of Nash County Public Schools and offers flexible, high-quality digital education for students from third through high school. NEDA provides innovative learning opportunities to equip students with the skills they need for success in today’s world. ### Media Contact: Heather Louise Finch, Public Information Officer hlfinch@ncpschools.net

Press Release - Nash Everywhere Digital Academy Students Explore Density, Chemical Reactions, and Physics in Lab Activities

October 30, 2024
Nash Everywhere Digital Academy Students Explore Density, Chemical Reactions, and Physics in Lab Activities NASH COUNTY, N.C. – Fifth-grade students at Nash Everywhere Digital Ac...
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Nash News: October Highlights

Nash News: October Highlights

October 29, 2024
Click the link below to view our October newsletter! https://nashdistrictupdates.edurooms.com/engage/nash-county-public-schools/newsletters/nash-news-october-recap
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Public Notice and Media Alert Board of Education Committee Meetings – Monday, October 28, 2024 The Nash Board of Education will hold the following scheduled committee meetings on Monday, October 28, 2024, beginning at 5 p.m.: • Administrative Services & Operations Committee • Policy Committee • Academic Services & Accountability Committee These meetings are open to the public. Location: Nash County Public Schools Administrative Building, 930 Eastern Ave. Nashville, NC 27856 CONTACT: Carrie Davis - Clerk, Board of Education, cbdavis@ncpschools.net, (252) 462-2511 Meeting Details: The committee meetings will begin at 5 p.m., followed by a closed session. Afterward, the Board will return to open session for the regular committee meetings. Members of the public will have access to all public portions of the meetings (i.e., all segments except the closed session). Live Video Stream: View the meeting live on YouTube by visiting www.youtube.com/c/PRDptment. Special Accommodations: If you require disability accommodations or encounter difficulties accessing the live video stream on October 28, 2024, please contact Carrie Davis at (252) 462-2511 or cbdavis@ncpschools.net before the meeting date to explore alternative arrangements for viewing. Closed Session: A closed session will be held pursuant to General Statute 143-318.11(a)(1), (a)(3), and (a)(6) for the following purposes: • To prevent the disclosure of confidential personnel files, as outlined in G.S. 115C-321. • To consider matters related to the initial employment of an individual employee. • To prevent the disclosure of confidential student records, in accordance with G.S. 115C-402. • To consult with the Board’s attorney to preserve attorney-client privilege. ### Media Contact: Heather Louise Finch, Public Information Officer hlfinch@ncpschools.net

Public Notice and Media Alert - Board of Education Committee Meetings – Monday, October 28, 2024

October 28, 2024
Public Notice and Media Alert Board of Education Committee Meetings – Monday, October 28, 2024 The Nash Board of Education will hold the following scheduled committee meeting...
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Author teaches kids about how dogs communicate

October 21, 2024
Author teaches kids about how dogs communicate Dave Cruz Staff Writer Oct 15, 2024 Checkout the Rocky Mount Telegram article, by clicking the following link: https://www.rockymo...
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WRAL Highlights Nash County Public Schools' Support for ESL Students Over the past four weeks, WRAL interviewed William Sarmiento, an ESL teacher at Southern Nash Middle School, and Perla Palacios, an interpreter for Nash County Public Schools. They were joined by Anabel Gonzalez, a parent of former and current ESL students, to reflect on the district’s efforts to help students thrive academically.

WRAL Highlights Nash County Public Schools' Support for ESL Students

October 17, 2024
Over the past four weeks, WRAL interviewed William Sarmiento, an ESL teacher at Southern Nash Middle School, and Perla Palacios, an interpreter for Nash County Public Schools. The...
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Nash County Public Schools Observes Unity Day by Wearing Orange NASH COUNTY, N.C. – Nash County Public Schools (NCPS) is participating in Unity Day today, Oct. 16, 2024, by wearing orange to promote kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Students, teachers, and staff across the district are united in their commitment to creating a safe and supportive environment for all students. What is Unity Day? Unity Day, organized by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center, is observed annually in October as part of National Bullying Prevention Month. The event raises awareness about bullying and encourages communities to foster respect and unity. Wearing orange symbolizes warmth and safety, sending a powerful message that every student belongs and deserves to feel safe and accepted. Staff members from Nash-Rocky Mount Early College High School observed Unity Day by wearing orange to promote kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. In the photo, from left to right: ·         Donnisha Copeland ·         Cheryl Stanton ·         Carey Davis ·         Indya Sweet ·         Dr. Thomas McGeachy ·         Sandy Godwin ·         Kristen Richardson ### Media Contact: Heather Louise Finch, Public Information Officer hlfinch@ncpschools.net

Press Release - Nash County Public Schools Observes Unity Day by Wearing Orange

October 16, 2024
Nash County Public Schools Observes Unity Day by Wearing Orange NASH COUNTY, N.C. – Nash County Public Schools (NCPS) is participating in Unity Day today, Oct. 16, 202...
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Southern Nash to Host Agriculture Appreciation Night with Expo, Donation Drive BAILEY, N.C. — Southern Nash High School will host its first-ever Agriculture Appreciation Night on Friday, Oct. 18, as part of the football game against Rocky Mount High School. The event will celebrate North Carolina’s agricultural heritage while offering the community a chance to connect, learn, and give back. The evening begins with an Agriculture Expo from 5 to 7 p.m., where students, parents, and community members can engage with local businesses, organizations, and colleges in the agriculture industry. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore careers, learn about innovations in agriculture, and enjoy free giveaways. Throughout the football game, several families involved in agriculture will be recognized, and there will be interactive games to keep the crowd entertained. This year’s event will also feature a new charitable initiative: a pet food donation drive. Southern Nash will collect dog and cat food to support communities in Western North Carolina. Event Information: • Date: Oct. 18, 2024 • Time: 5:00 p.m. –7:00 p.m. (Ag Expo) • Game: Southern Nash vs. Rocky Mount • Donation Drive: Dog and cat food for Western N.C. The event is made possible by several sponsors, including: • North Carolina Watermelon Association • AgCarolina Farm Credit • North Carolina Sweetpotatoes • NC Soybean Producers Association • Dean’s Farm Market • Farm Bureau Nash • Girls 'Round Here Southern Nash High School invites the public to come celebrate agriculture, participate in the expo, and support pets in need—all while cheering on the team. ###

Press Release - Southern Nash to Host Agriculture Appreciation Night with Expo, Donation Drive

October 15, 2024
BAILEY, N.C. — Southern Nash High School will host its first-ever Agriculture Appreciation Night on Friday, Oct. 18 , as part of the football game against Rocky Moun...
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NCPS Comes Together to Support Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts

October 11, 2024
Communities across North Carolina have been significantly impacted by Hurricane Helene, and many families and school staff will need support in the coming weeks and months as they...
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Board of Education Work Session and Regular Meeting on Monday, October 7, 2024

October 7, 2024
***PUBLIC NOTICE and MEDIA ALERT*** B oard of Education Work Session and Regular Meeting on Monday, October 7, 2024 WHAT : The Nash Board of Educati...
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In October, we recognize and celebrate the outstanding work principals do every day to shape the future of our students and schools. To show our appreciation, we asked our school communities to share their thoughts about their principals, and the responses were heartwarming. Here’s what they had to say:

NCPS Celebrates National Principal Appreciation Month

October 2, 2024
In October, we recognize and celebrate the outstanding work principals do every day to shape the future of our students and schools. To show our appreciation, we asked our school ...
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Media Alert - Joint Meeting with Nash Board of Education and Nash County Commissioners Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024

September 27, 2024
***PUBLIC NOTICE and MEDIA ALERT*** Joint Meeting with Nash Board of Education and Nash County Commissioners Tuesday, October 1, 2024 WHAT : The Nash Board of Educat...
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PUBLIC NOTICE and MEDIA ALERT Board of Education Committee Meetings on Monday, September 30, 2024

September 26, 2024
For Immediate Release ***PUBLIC NOTICE and MEDIA ALERT*** Board of Education Committee Meetings on Monday, September 30, 2024 WHAT : The Nash Board of Education w...
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On September 12, 2024, at approximately 3:20 p.m., the Rocky Mount Police Department (RMPD) received a tip about a potential threat of violence against a Nash County Public School (NCPS). RMPD Criminal Investigation Division immediately began following the tip and were able to identify a 12-year-old juvenile as the suspect. The juvenile has been charged with communicating threats of mass violence on educational property. The safety of our students and staff is our top priority, and we know it is yours as well. We remind families that any student involved in making threats will face disciplinary action in accordance with the NCPS Code of Conduct, as well as legal consequences. We encourage all students to report concerns to a teacher, a trusted adult, or through the Anonymous Say Something App. We appreciate the swift response from law enforcement and thank you for your cooperation and support. ### Media Contact: Heather Louise Finch Nash County Public Schools - Public Information Officer hlfinch@ncpschools.net Typhani Gray Rocky Mount Police Department - Public Information Officer rmpdmediarequests@rockymountnc.gov

Juvenile Charged After Making Threats

September 13, 2024
On September 12, 2024, at approximately 3:20 p.m., the Rocky Mount Police Department (RMPD) received a tip about a potential threat of violence against a Nash County Public School...
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NCPS Enhances Digital Safety with Launch of Lightspeed Alert™ for Student Protection

NCPS Enhances Digital Safety with Launch of Lightspeed Alert™ for Student Protection

September 13, 2024
NCPS Enhances Digital Safety with Launch of Lightspeed Alert™ for Student Protection NASHVILLE, N.C. – Nash County Public Schools (NCPS) has been using Lightspeed Systems' con...
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Update on Safety Precautions at Rocky Mount High School

September 10, 2024
Good morning, Rocky Mount High School Guardians: We want to keep you informed of an alleged tip that was reported this morning to a school administrator at Rocky Mount High Schoo...
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