PSRC Monthly Newsletter

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Beasley Media Group’s “Driven 2 Excel” program is a community enhancement campaign designed to reward high school seniors in Robeson County who achieve high levels of academic achievement and exemplary attendance records throughout the 2025-2026 school year.

In conjunction with the Public Schools of Robeson County and other community partners, Beasley Media Group has joined with local dealerships and businesses to reward qualifying students with fantastic incentives for scholastic performance. Driven 2 Excel is sponsored by Lumberton Honda.

High school seniors at PSRC Early College, Fairmont High, Lumberton High, Purnell Swett High, Red Springs High, and St. Pauls High who maintain at least a 3.2 grade point average and no more than five unexcused absences throughout the school year will qualify for the Driven 2 Excel grand prize event on May 11, 2026, at Lumberton Honda.

Students, reach out to your guidance counselor for more information!

(Pictured above is Noah Locklear, a former PSRC Early College High School student, who won a brand new car this past year. Locklear can be seen receiving the keys from Lumberton Honda General Manager Kent Locklear.)

Learn more and register here

Access the full article: PSRC hosts grand opening of Family Resource Center at Rex-Rennert Elementary

Fairmont High School Principal Dr. Anthony Barton has been selected for the highly competitive 2026–2027 cohort of the Leverage Leadership Institute (LLI) Fellowship, a national program designed to develop exceptional school leaders into transformative instructional leaders.

Access the full article: Dr. Anthony A. Barton selected for prestigious Leverage Leadership Institute Fellowship

Access the full article: Carroll Middle School Earns 3rd Place at Regional Battle of the Books Competition

Access the full article: PSRC, UNC Health Southeastern partner to offer student sports physicals on May 8

The Public Schools of Robeson County proudly announces that Amanda Graham, PSRC’s Relay/Leverage Leadership Principal Coach Supervisor, is among distinguished school and district leaders across the state who recently graduated from the tenth cohort of the North Carolina School Superintendents’ Association (NCSSA) Aspiring Superintendents Program.

Access the full article: PSRC’s Amanda Graham completes the NCSSA Aspiring Superintendents Program

PSRC Early College High School has earned first place at the High School Regional Competition, securing a spot in the upcoming State High School Battle of the Books. PSRC Early College will compete at the State High School Battle of the Books on April 24 in Statesville, North Carolina. The competition brings together top-performing teams from across the state to test their knowledge of selected literary works.

St. Pauls Middle School achieved an impressive third-place finish at the Regional Battle of the Books competition held recently at Pinecrest High School.

Access the full article: Robotics Competition and Expo showcases innovation and student excellence

The Public Schools of Robeson County proudly congratulates Mary Watson of Rowland-Norment Elementary School and Nurse Marilyn Sanderson of Rowland-Norment Elementary and Littlefield Middle Schools for being named March Impact Award recipients during the March 10, 2026 Board of Education meeting. Their exceptional leadership, dedication, and compassionate service continue to make a meaningful difference for students, staff, and school communities across PSRC.

Access the full article: PSRC recognizes March Impact Award recipients

Access March Board Meeting Highlights here

The North Carolina School Public Relations Association (NCSPRA) has honored the Public Schools of Robeson County for excellence in communication.

Access the full article: PSRC recognized for excellence in communication