Phone: (919) 553-4064 Ext: 1622
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
Associate of Arts: General Studies Bachelor Of Science: Education/Business Master of Arts: Military Studies (Naval Warfare) Graduate Certificate: Educational Technology and Online Instruction
Senior Chief Andrew J. Bond
I grew up in a small town in Massachusetts. Upon graduation from high school I joined the U.S. Navy in 1986.
I served in the Navy for 20 years as a Radioman and Information Systems Technician. I was deployed multiple times on the USS ROARK (FF-1053), USS JOHN A MOORE (FFG-19), USS ESTOCIN (FFG-15), and USS SAMUEL ELIOT MORISSON (FFG-13).
In 2006, I retired from the Navy as a Senior Chief Petty Officer and began teaching Naval Science in the NJROTC program in New York State. In the fall of 2010, I moved to Clayton and have been teaching Naval Science here since that time.
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The Cometโs Tale for Tuesday, March 10, 2020
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Important Information on Progress Reports, PowerSchool Parent Portal Access, and the Census
Progress Report dates will be shared by individual schools. It is essential to activate PowerSchool Parent Portal in order to review your childโs academic progress, school attendance, and to stay informed...
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Board votes to begin to return students to face-to-face instruction
The Johnston County Board of Education voted on Tuesday, Sept. 8 to reopen schools earlier than originally planned. The new plan is...
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Free curbside meal service to operate at 23 school sites
Beginning Tuesday, September 8, JCPS will operate its curbside meal service at only its elementary school sites. Students in all grade levels can receive a meal from any of the 23 elementary school sites at no cost...
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JCPS to Produce Dashboard of COVID-19 Incidents
Johnston County Public Schools has begun posting the number of confirmed, school-related COVID-19 cases that are reported to us by the Johnston County Health Department. This will give families and staff more information about how the pandemic is impacting the school system.
