Rotary Club of Oriental Provides Hope for Needy Families

 
Pictured left to right: Peggy Graves, Margaret Harrell, Ruth Rice, George Link, Dr. Dawson, Dottie Moore, Mari Robinson and Denise Credle.

Rotary Club of Oriental Donates $3000

 to Pamlico County Middle School

for Library Books

Pictured left to right: Steve Curtis, Dr. Dawson, Kim Prescott, George Link, Dottie Moore.

 Pamlico County Board of Education
Receives Special Achievement Award

Pictured left to right, back row: Reginald Hawkins, Sr., Chairman,
 Garry Cooper, George Robinson, James Mason, Sr. 
Front row: John Prescott, Vice Chairman, Beatrice Mays, John McCotter, III.

Pamlico County Board of Education Receives

Donation from North Carolina Farm Bureau
Federation  for Hurricane Irene Relief

Accepting the check on behalf of the Pamlico County Schools system were Dr. Wanda Dawson, Pamlico County Schools Superintendent and Reginald Hawkins, Sr. (right), Pamlico County Board of Education Chairman.  Also pictured are Jim Holton (center left), Pamlico County Farm Bureau Board President, and Scott Whitford (far left), North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation Vice President.

Pictured are representatives of the Craven County Farm Bureau and superintendents of school districts receiving Hurricane Irene relief checks.

Pamlico County Board of Education Recognizes
District Christmas Card Art Contest Winners 

Pictured left to right are Dr. Wanda Dawson, Pamlico County Schools
Superintendent, Brianna Hagmaier, Mya Smith, Brandon Broughton and
Reginald Hawkins, Sr., Pamlico County Board of Education Chairman.
  Not pictured: Bethany Cahoon.

Pamlico County Board of Education Recognizes
Donna Rice 

 Pictured left to right are Dr. Wanda Dawson, Pamlico County
Schools Superintendent, and Donna Rice.

Pamlico County Board of Education Recognizes

Melissa Dixon

We Will Rise Above!

Mrs. Valerie Wilder’s seventh grade Art Class created a mural for their Principal and Assistant Principal, Mrs. Lisa Jackson and Mr. Jeremy Johnson.  During the first nine weeks of school, students were able to create a message, through the use of donated art materials and canvases.  The art students, representing Mr. Philipp’s homeroom, came up with the idea to create and hang this portrait at the school to represent the destruction from Hurricane Irene, demonstrating the strength of PCMS to “RISE ABOVE”.  The canvas portrays the idea that our school may be down, but is rising above the challenges to become a better school under any given circumstance.  Mrs. Jackson and Mr. Johnson were presented this canvas on Friday, Oct. 28^th.