Moore County Hosts Annual College Night

High school students can explore post-graduation options at upcoming event

Published on Feb. 27, 2026

Moore County is hosting its annual College Night on Thursday, March 5th from 6-8 PM at the James H. Moore Gymnasium at Pinecrest High School. The event will feature representatives from over 30 colleges and universities, as well as military recruiters and local organizations offering scholarships. Attendees can learn about post-graduation opportunities and explore available local scholarships.

Why it matters

College Night provides an important opportunity for Moore County high school students to connect with a wide range of post-graduation options, including four-year universities, community colleges, the military, and local scholarship providers. This event helps students explore pathways and resources they may not have otherwise known about.

The details

The College Night event will take place immediately following an informational session on Sandhills Community College's dual enrollment program, scheduled for 5:30 PM in the Pinecrest High School auditorium. Admission to the College Night is free and open to all Moore County high school students.

  • The College Night event will be held on Thursday, March 5, 2026 from 6-8 PM.
  • A Sandhills Community College dual enrollment informational session will precede the College Night, starting at 5:30 PM on March 5th.

The players

Pinecrest High School

The host venue for the Moore County College Night event, located in Southern Pines, North Carolina.

Sandhills Community College

The community college hosting an informational session on their dual enrollment program prior to the College Night event.

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The takeaway

Moore County's annual College Night provides a valuable opportunity for high school students to explore a wide range of post-graduation options, from four-year universities to community colleges, the military, and local scholarship programs. This event helps connect students with resources and pathways they may not have otherwise known about, empowering them to make informed decisions about their future.