Nash-Rocky Mount Public School District was honored by the United Way Tar River Region at the Jan. 9 meeting of the Board of Education.
United Way Executive Director Ginny Mohrbutter and Jim Gray, president of N.C. Wesleyan College and the 2011-12 volunteer Campaign Chairman for United Way, praised Nash-Rocky Mount Public School System employees for their exemplary support of United Way and the 41 health and human services programs it represents.
Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools employees donated more than $78,000 to United Way and its agencies.
That represents more than a 30 percent increase over the 2010 campaign, which set a record at that time.
During the past six years, the Nash-Rocky Mount Public School System and its employees donated $380,903.63 in support of United Way to help those in need in our community.
Gray commended Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools Superintendent Anthony Jackson for his invaluable leadership and awarded a plaque as a token of appreciation.
The plaque reads “United Way Tar River Region salutes Dr. Anthony Jackson, Superintendent, Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools, for extraordinary leadership, 2011-2012 campaign. Thanks for giving 100%.”
Mohrbutter extended thanks to the numerous employees across the district for their support of United Way. This year, Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools had virtually 100 percent participation by employees, setting a record high.
Students across the district also participated in special events and coin drives.
Individual schools recognized as award-winners include:
- Elementary: D. S. Johnson Elementary School $4,342.10
- Winstead Avenue Elementary School $3,103.83
- Middle: Southern Nash Middle School $3,808.34 (third consecutive year)
- High: Northern Nash High School $6,278.43 (third consecutive year)
- Nashville Elementary School (116.6 percent)
- Middle: Edwards Middle School (86.7 percent)
- High: W. L. Greene Alternative School (318.9 percent)
- Transportation department (61.8 percent)
- Rocky Mount High School (66 percent increase from 34 percent to 100 percent)
- Bailey Elementary School
- Baskerville Elementary School
- Benvenue Elementary School
- Braswell Elementary School
- Cedar Grove Elementary School
- Coopers Elementary School
- Englewood Elementary School
- M. B. Hubbard Elementary School
- D.S. Johnson Elementary School
- Middlesex Elementary School
- Nashville Elementary School
- O. R. Pope Elementary School
- Red Oak Elementary School
- Spring Hope Elementary School
- Swift Creek Elementary School
- Williford Elementary School
- Winstead Avenue Elementary
- Edwards Middle School
- J.W. Parker Middle School
- Southern Nash Middle School
- Nash Central High School
- Rocky Mount High School
- Southern Nash High School
- W.L. Greene Alternative School
- Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools Early College High School
- Central Office (all departments)
















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