Parents for Public Schools of Pitt County, Inc.

10/30/2026

Check out the PPS-PC Spotlight from the October newsletter - https://ppspittcounty.org/newsletter/27-poy-apoy-26-ge/

- PCS names Principal and Assistant Principal of the Year
- 2026 General Election and the Impact on Public Schools
In-person early voting ends on Saturday October 31. Election Day is on Tuesday November 3.
- Save the Date - 2027 Kindergarten 101 Workshops
Tuesday January 26 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Thursday January 28 9:00 am - 11:00 am

10/29/2026

The Pitt County Schools Fall Climate Survey closes on Friday October 30th. The survey provides parents the opportunity to share feedback with the district and that input helps the district understand what is working well and where improvements can be made. Survey is available in English and Spanish and links to the survey can be accessed using this link -

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10/29/2026

There are still opportunities to vote in the 2026 midterm election. One of the best ways to support public schools is to vote. In person Early Voting is available at 6 sites around Pitt County including at the ECU Student Center on Thursday October 29 and Friday October 30 from 8:00 am - 7:30 pm and on Saturday October 31 from 8:00 am - 3:00 pm. The last opportunity to vote will be on Election Day, November 3rd and polls will be open 6:30 am - 7:30 pm. Be sure to check out the Board Candidate Spotlight form and General Election voter guide with resources to help you be an informed voter. https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:b3dc3bd9-14a5-454e-9187-678462cdbcd0

10/22/2026

In-person early voting ends at 3:00 on Saturday October 31st. Voting is one way we shape our communities' future including helping to ensure that our public schools are fully funded and fully resourced. Make a plan to vote and be an informed voter including reviewing the constitutional amendments on the ballot this year and consider their potential effects on North Carolina's communities and the public goods those communities rely on.

10/15/2026

In November Pitt County voters will elect Pitt County Board of Education candidates to serve a 4 year term representing Districts 1,2,5 and 7. The 2026 Board of Education Candidate Spotlight introduces the candidates on the ballot.

10/15/2026

In-person Early Voting in North Carolina is available October 15 - October 31 and includes 14 days to vote including Monday - Friday and Saturday October 17 and 31. Check out the recent Preparing for the 2026 General Election webinar including information about being an informed voter, making a plan to vote and the proposed constitutional amendments on the 2026 ballot.

Preparing for the 2026 General Election. Video discusses the import...

10/08/2026

In-person Early Voting in Pitt County starts 1 week from today on October 15. Eligible voters can cast a ballot at any early voting site during the early voting period. Not registered to vote? You CAN register to vote during the early voting period.

Public education is shaped every day by decisions made by elected officials at all levels of government. So what does that mean for our community and how can you make a difference? Be an informed voter and make a plan to vote.

Make plans to attend the Preparing for the General Election Virtual Webinar on Wednesday October 14th at 7 pm. Register to attend the webinar using this link - https://www3.thedatabank.com/dpg/503/mtglistproc.asp?formid=NCPIC_meet&caleventid=40515

10/07/2026

In-person Early Voting in North Carolina for the 2026 General Election starts in just over a week on Thursday October 15th!

PPS-PC is hosting a Preparing for the 2026 General Election Virtual Webinar on Wednesday October 14th. Topics covered during the webinar include making a plan to vote and being an informed voter. The webinar will include a presentation from Jarred Gibson, Senior Policy Advocate at the NC Budget & Tax Center, on the 3 proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot this year.

Use this link to sign up to attend the webinar - https://www3.thedatabank.com/dpg/503/mtglistproc.asp?formid=NCPIC_meet&caleventid=40515

08/31/2026

New School Year, New Opportunities!

One week ago today, Monday, August 24th marked the first day of school for most Pitt County Schools students!
Innovation Early College High School and Pitt County Early College High School began earlier in August, and Dual Enrollment students at Pitt Community College started the week of August 17th.

A new school year brings excitement, fresh beginnings, and countless possibilities for students, families, and community partners across Pitt County.

Students: A Fresh Start
A new school year opens the door to growth, discovery, and connection.
Students can:
✅ Explore a new activity
✅ Build new study habits
✅ Set goals for the year
Each new year is a chance to learn, grow, and dream bigger! 🌟

Families: Engaging in the School Community
Families play a vital role in student success.
Ways to get involved:
💬 Join PTA, PTO, or Boosters
📱 Follow your school’s social media
🤝 Meet the teacher and share hopes for the year
🏠 Support study habits at home
🏫 Connect with school leadership (SIT)
📣 Advocate for public schools
Strong family engagement strengthens every classroom! ❤️

Community Partners: Supporting Schools Together
Community partnerships enrich schools and expand opportunities for students.
Partners can:
🎒 Attend PPS‑PC Community Leader School Tours in October
💡 Connect with administrators to learn how your organization can help
🎉 Sponsor school events
📚 Attend PPS‑PC Public Schools 101 workshops
🤝 Join the Education Network Reception on September 17th
📣 Advocate for public schools
Partnerships make schools stronger—and communities thrive when schools thrive!

A Shared Commitment
Public schools are a public good. Strong public schools lead to a stronger community.
This new school year offers countless opportunities to engage, support, and uplift the students and educators who make Pitt County extraordinary.

✨ How will YOU leave your mark this school year? ✨

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08/24/2026

Did you know that approximately 1.5 millions students attend public schools in NC including over 23,000 students in Pitt County? Students in Pitt County Schools completed the first day of the 26-27 school year today. Public schools provide a sense of belonging and opportunity. How can you support and advocate for public schools to help ensure that every student receives a high quality education? Fully funded public schools help ensure that schools and students can reach their full potential!

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