Good Evening, Bus 142 for Rocky Mount High will not have a driver in the morning. We apologize for the inconvenience that this situation has caused. Thank you for your patience and have a great evening.
Good Evening, Bus 142 for Rocky Mount High will not have a driver in the morning. We apologize for the inconvenience that this situation has caused. Thank you for your patience and have a great evening.
Seniors and Parents of seniors please make sure you are visiting the Student Services page to learn more about scholarship opportunities that could help with the cost of college.
https://rockymounths.ncpschools.net/o/rmhs/page/senior-scholarships-and-opportunities-list-2023-2024-school-year
Good Evening, Bus 143 for Rocky Mount High will not have a driver in the morning. We apologize for the inconvenience that this situation has caused. Thank you for your patience and have a great evening.
The ECPS and NCPS Demerger/Transition Plan Team convened on Monday, October 16, for a joint meeting. They delivered presentations to the Nash County Public Schools Board of Education, Nash County Board of Commissioners, Edgecombe County Public Schools Board of Education, and Edgecombe County Board of Commissioners during the meeting. The submission of the transition plan to the state is scheduled for November 15.
North Carolina Wesleyan University is proud to
partner with Rocky Mount High School to enhance
and expand educational opportunities to RMHS
seniors! This opportunity allows for immediate
admission to NCWU and access to the university
awards that start at $18,000 and extend to full
tuition, room & board and books.
Retired Lieutenant General Leslie C. Smith will stop by RMHS tomorrow to speak with our ROTC students and all seniors in the BlackBox.
Retired Lieutenant General Leslie C. Smith will be our Keynote Speaker for the evening. Not only is General Smith an accomplished military leader, but he is also an alumnus of the Warren Boys Club, which is part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. This Club has played a pivotal role in his development, providing him with invaluable life skills that have shaped his remarkable journey. Furthermore, General Smith has been inducted into the Boys & Girls Clubs of America Alumni Hall of Fame.
After graduating from Georgia Southern University as a distinguished military graduate with a bachelor's degree in accounting, Smith served as a Lieutenant in the United States Army. His military education includes Airborne School, Command and General Staff College, and the National War College.
He also holds master's degrees in Administration from Central Michigan University and in National Security Strategy from National Defense University.
Congratulations to McKinley Battle on being crowned the Mideast Regional Singles Champion! Good Luck at States on Friday and good luck to the team as they continue to compete in duals.
Nighthawk Enrollment Day is hosted by Nash Community College on Oct 23 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the Brown Auditorium (located in the Business & Industry Center -- Old Carriage Road entrance). This day is for prospective, newly applied, and returning students to get a full day of step-by-step assistance from NCC staff and faculty through registration. College Foundation of North Carolina documents, registration, and financial aid can be intimidating. This is the opportunity to drop in anytime with parents/guardians and their questions. The best part, and the goal, is that students can register for their Spring Semester courses before they leave. There will also be an opportunity to print their schedule, get a Student I.D. made, and pay their tuition if they are ready. Visit https://nashcc.edu/enrollmentday/ for items that may be needed during the event that students will need to bring.
If students interested and worried that they haven't applied, there is always time to apply to Nash Community College. Fill out an application at https://nashcc.edu/admissions/#the-steps.
Red Ribbon Week takes place each year from October 23rd through 31st. We invite you to join us by getting involved and continue to make America Drug-Free. The theme for this year's Red Ribbon Week is, "Be Kind to Your Mind. Live Drug Free.™"
#RedRibbonWeek #NCPS #NashCountyPublicSchools #NashCPSchools #NCPSchools #WearRed
Red Ribbon Week takes place each year from October 23rd through 31st. We invite you to join us by getting involved and continue to make America Drug-Free. The theme for this year's Red Ribbon Week is, "Be Kind to Your Mind. Live Drug Free.™"
#RedRibbonWeek #NCPS #NashCountyPublicSchools #NashCPSchools #NCPSchools #WearRed
The Rocky Mount Area Youth Council is looking forward to another exciting year. The Youth Council is composed of students grades 9-12 from both Nash and Edgecombe Counties. The Council is designed to serve, listen to, and represent local youth in all matters of civic interest and needs.
The Rocky Mount Area Youth Council meetings are held every third Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. in Conference Room One located on the second floor of the Administrative Complex for the City of Rocky Mount (City Hall). Our first Meeting is October 25, 2023.
For more information please contact Felisa Hunter at 252-912-1184 or visit https://rockymountnc.gov/services-hrelations-youth-council/ to register.
Congratulations to Maddie Girouard and Lauren Tedford on being crowned Big East Doubles champions for the 2023-2024 Women's Tennis Season.
Congratulations to McKinley Battle on being crowned Big East Singles champion for the 2023-2024 Women's Tennis Season.
Remote Area Medical
Free, first come, first served, no ID required!
• Dental
• Vision
• Medical
Rocky Mount, N
October 14-15, 2023
@ Nash Central High School • 4729 Nash Central High Road • Rocky Mount, NC 27804
For more information visit https://www.ramusa.org/ • 865-579-1530 #NCPS
#NashCountyPublicSchools #NCPSchools #nashcpschools
This is a community event, unaffiliated with Nash County Public Schools.
Good Morning,
Parents/Guardians of 10th-grade Students:
Since 1958, Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) has provided transformative leadership development training that has positively impacted the lives of over 500,000 high school students around the world. We look forward to providing your students with the transformative experience of the HOBY State Leadership Seminar.
https://hoby.org/
If your student is interested in this summer leadership opportunity please have them write a paragraph expressing why they are interested and bring it to Ms. Parrish by Friday, October 13th!
North Carolina State Elks Association: Nursing Scholarship
To Apply: https://ncelks.org/programs/nursing-scholarship/
For More Scholarships from North Carolina State Elks Association visit https://www.elks.org/scholars/scholarships/MVS.cfm
College Application Week
Many North Carolina schools are waiving their application fees from Oct. 16-20—IF you apply through CFNC.org! Start on CFNC.org’s Application Hub. Other schools may be accepting special fee waivers, too, through ACT, SAT, or NACAC.
College Talk: Parent Edition, an event for junior and senior parents to come out and learn about the college application process. This event will be the first to introduce the students to Free Application Week and Count to College.
Date: Tuesday, October 10th
Time: 4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Location: RMHS Media Center
It is that time of year!!! Time to order your class ring!!!
The order date is Monday, October 2nd during all lunches and after school. Your student should have brought home a ring package earlier this month.
Also included is the class ring digital catalog in case there were any juniors who did not receive a catalog.
https://www.herffjones.com/catalogs/hs-ringcatalog/
Nash County Public Schools CTE BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ROUNDUP
This event is designed to guide students through a progressive journey of exploration and growth.
• High School - Our program encourages students to engage their horizons by delving into available internships, and job opportunities, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed in the professional world.
• Middle School - As students progress to this stage, they explore various industries - gaining insights into what different businesses entail, how they operate, and the path to get into those positions, helping them envision their future paths.
• Elementary School - expose young minds to the world of business - offering hands-on experiences that ignite their curiosity about potential careers. Stepping stones for growth.
#NashCountyPublicSchool #NCPS #CTE #ncpschools
