Editing Lenoir County, North Carolina (section)

===Primary and Secondary Education===
Public education in Lenoir County is administered and supported by the Lenoir County Public School Board, which formed from a merge of the City of Kinston and Lenoir County school systems in 1992. There are four [[Public school (government funded)|public]] high schools in Lenoir County: Lenoir County Early College, [[North Lenoir High School|North Lenoir]], [[South Lenoir High School|South Lenoir]], and [[Kinston High School (North Carolina)|Kinston High School]]. Three public middle schools: E.B. Frink, Rochelle, and Woodington. There are also eight public elementary schools: Banks, La Grange, Moss Hill, Northeast, Northwest, Pink Hill, Southeast and Southwood. Additionally, Contentnea-Savannah is a [[K–8 school]].

Lenoir County is also home to two private academies – [[Arendell Parrott Academy]] and Bethel Christian Academy – and two charter academies – Kinston Charter Academy and Children's Village Academy.