Phone: 919-894-7161
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
B.S. in Elementary Education from East Carolina University Certified Kindergarten through 6th Grade in all content areas Certified Kindergarten through 12th Grade in reading
Mrs. Berube
My name is Mrs. Berube and I am a First Grade teacher! This will be my 12th year teaching elementary school. I was born and raised here in Johnston County and attended East Carolina University. At East Carolina, I earned my teaching degree in Elementary Education: Grades K-6 with a concentration in Reading:Grades K-12.
I love the beach. That's where I can be found during most of Summer vacation. I also love traveling, near and far. Spending time with my friends and family is one of my favorite things to do. My husband's name is Tyler and he is a pretty awesome guy. I also enjoy being outside, reading, the pool, hiking, shopping at Target, and napping.
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MCES 19-20 Student-Parent Handbook
We hope this handbook helps you understand our school rules and policies at MCES.
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Innovation Academy Information
Information for 5th grade families interested in visiting the Innovation Academy.
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JCPS to implement state-of-the-art security systems
At the November Regular Session Board of Education meeting, the Board voted unanimously to improve safety and security in Johnston County Public Schools by implementing state-of-the-art security systems in each of the district’s schools.
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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.
