Phone: 919.963.2165
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Degrees and Certifications:
Certificate in Instructional Technology Facilitation North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Teacher Education Courses University of Phoenix, Tempe, AZ Elizabeth City State University, Elizabeth City, NC Bachelor of Arts in Psychology North Carolina Wesleyan College, Rocky Mount, NC Graduated Magna Cum Laude and on the Presidentโs Honor List
Mrs. Kelly Nolan
In 2007 I graduated from North Carolina Wesleyan College as an adult education learner, with great honor, with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. It was here, through a generous offering of education courses, that I discovered my passion for teaching. Through the encouragement and inspiration of my teachers at Wesleyan, I have been teaching since 2008. I taught first and second grades for many years. In 2013 I made the leap to become an instructional technology facilitator.
I came to Johnston County in 2014. I am very happy to be at Four Oaks Elementary to help students and teachers integrate technology in a meaningful way every day. In 2016, I completed my certifcate in Instructional Technology through NC State University. My mission is to share technology experiences with students and teachers so that they may accomplish their educational goals and redefine their learning experience. I hope to inspire and nurture student's love of learning.
My wonderful husband, daughter and son are so supportive and keep me going every day! Their love of me and my passion for education inspires and motivates me.
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JCEF Adult Spelling Bee set for Oct. 29
The Johnston County Education Foundation Adult Spelling Bee will be held on Oct. 29 at Smithfield-Selma High School. Check in for the spelling bee begins at 5:30 PM and the event begins at 6:00 PM...
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Johnston County Public Schools sets make-up days
Johnston County Public Schools has set the dates needed to make up the two missed school days from Hurricane Dorian. The following days have been designated as make-up days for the Sept. 5-6...
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2019-2020 graduation dates released
Johnston County Public Schools will begin graduation season with two ceremonies on Friday, May 15, followed by eight traditional high school ceremonies on Friday, May 29.
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Here Comes the Bus coming Fall 2019
Johnston County Public Schools will begin using Here Comes the Bus in the 2019-2020 school year! Here Comes the Bus is a school bus tracking app that gives parents real-time bus location information and alerts to get students to the bus stop on time. The app is expected to roll out by the first day of school, August 26...
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8:50-9:40 5th Grade 9:45-10:35 Kindergarten 10:40-11:30 4th Grade 11:30-12:30 Lunch/Planning 12:30-1:20 3rd Grade 1:25-2:15 1st Grade 2:20-3:10 2nd Grade 3:10-3:40 Planning 
