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Mr. Eric Creech
Hello,
My name is Eric Creech and I am the PE Teacher at Micro Elementary. I have taught physical education in Johnston County since 2009. I began teaching P.E. at Glendale-Kenly Elementary. I taught at Glendale-Kenly Elementary for seven years and moved to Micro when it opened in 2016. I am also an assistant coach for North Johnston Middle School football. At NJMS, I have coached for the past 8 years. I am originally from Micro. I graduated from North Johnston High School in 2004 and finished my Bachelor of Physical Education degree in May of 2009 from Barton College. In addition to all of the rooting interests I have in our area, I also am a fan of the North Carolina Tar Heels.
It is my goal to help students be able to enjoy team and lifetime activities such as these in their life by teaching them, not only physical education, but how to approach improving their life through study and practice. I strive to teach students at Micro how to be physically active and healthy for a lifetime.
Thank you for supporting physical education at Micro Elementary and beyond!
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