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Pamlico’s New School Built for Resilience | Greenville News
Pamlico County’s new $67 million middle and high school rises from the ashes of two devastating hurricanes that destroyed their old, flood-prone campus. With a $50 million state grant, the county built a 130,000-square-foot fortress of learning—middle schoolers on the first floor, high schoolers above—designed to keep students safe and thriving. Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Johnson is thrilled to watch the “Hurricanes” students build a new legacy in this resilient, modern campus that’s more than just bricks and mortar—it’s a bold investment in the future of education. Listen in comfort:Get a…
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