Phone: 9199632165
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
Bachelors of Science, Meredith College
Deanna Barbour
Just a few new reminders druing this time of transistion
-Lunch is served curbside Monday through Friday from 11:30- 1:30 free to all kids age 1-18
-Starting Monday, March 30 lessons will be available on our school webpage Lexia, Imagine Math and Freckle are great to do each day. as well. You can access these through student online connections NCedcloud tab and then the clever tab. Our students are truly experts at navigating to these apps!
I am available with any questions or technical support as we navigate this new process, please contaact me through email or remind anytime and I will get back to you promptly.
Keep reading!!
Hello! I am Deanna Barbour, first grade teacher at Four Oaks Elementary. This will be my 18th year teaching at Four Oaks. Time sure flies when you are having fun! I have taught both first and second grade here at Four Oaks. As a former FOES and SJHS student my roots run deep and I feel blessed to be able to give back to the school and community I love.
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