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Mrs. Sherri Cabascango
I am originally from Western Pennsylvania. I earned my BS in education from Houghton College, NY after student teaching at an Inner-City Buffalo school followed by an International School in Zurich, Switzerland. I began my teaching career in Miami, FL. I earned my MA in Linguistics at Florida International University. I also met my husband, John, while I was in Miami. Since then, John and I have settled in Clayton, NC. We have three sons - Esteban, 21 who attends the University of Richmond, Santiago, 18 who attends UNCG as a viola music performance major, & Cristian, 16 who attends Cleveland High. I have worked here at Cleveland Elementary for 9 years.
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SEE YOU SOON!
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2023-2024 School Calendars Approved
The Johnston County Board of Education approved the 2023-2024 Traditional Staff and Student Calendars at their March Board of Education meeting.
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New Wellness Opportunity for JCPS Students, Staff, and Families
Johnston County Public Schools is committed to the health, safety, and well-being of our students, staff, and families. With that in mind, we are excited to announce to you our partnership with Care Solace, a mental health care coordination service.
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JCPS to hold Job Fair on April 15
Johnston County Public Schools will hold a Job Fair on Saturday, April 15 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at West Johnston High School.
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Updated School Nutrition Information for 2022-23
We hope that you and your student have already noticed some of the exciting new food and meal opportunities we are offering in our cafeterias this school year. Our new options will include more fresh produce, vegetarian options, and opportunities for students to customize their meal choice. These new offerings will be available at both breakfast and lunch.
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2022 Growth Needs Update
Johnston County Public Schools Chief of Facilities and Construction Brooks Moore presented the 2022 Growth Needs Update to the Johnston County Board of Education at their March meeting.
