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Mrs. Stephanie Morse
Hello! My name is Stephanie Morse and I LOVE teaching and to be organized and creative. I grew up in New York and graduated from Roberts Wesleyan College with a dual certification in general and special education. After graduation, I moved to North Carolina to pursue my teaching career. This is my 12th year teaching at McGee’s Crossroads Elementary. I taught first grade for 8 years and this will be my 4th year teaching second grade. I absolutely love second grade and I am blessed to be here! I have a sweet husband named Ryan. He is also a teacher! He teaches third grade at West Smithfield Elementary. We have two little boys who are full of energy and love. Jax is going to be a Kindergartner and Colton is 3. Our home would not be complete without our two dogs, Miley and Twixey! Although I grew up in New York, my family has “followed” us South. We are blessed to have them all near us! My favorite color is bright pink and I collect everything leopard print. I am passionate about education and I love for my students to believe in themselves and to read, READ, read!
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Drugs Uncovered Workshop-What Parents and Adults Need to Know
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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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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...
