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Mrs. Ignacia Avalos
I teach Spanish I and II as well as Spanish I and II for Native Speakers. I was born in Freedom Oklahoma, but I was raised in Durango-México, which made Spanish my first language and provided me with a rich cultural immersion. After a few years of my return to the U.S., I started working on my career as an educator. I obtained my Associate’s Degree from JCC along with my Licensure as a translator. In 2013, I graduated from East Carolina University with a BA in World Languages Education Major in Spanish. I live in Smithfield with my husband, my two daughters, and my baby boy. I enjoy reading, singing, traveling to México, dancing and cooking out.
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JCPS closed for students May 1st
Johnston County Public Schools will be closed to students with an optional teacher workday on Wednesday, May 1...
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Create your PowerSchool Parent Portal account
PowerSchool Parent Portal is more powerful than ever before. Now with Parent Portal parents can begin the registration process, check their childโs grades, update emergency information, and keep up with the teacherโs classroom lessons and assignments from their smartphone or computer...
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Board approves 2019-2020 calendar
The traditional calendar timeline for the school year 2019-2020 has been approved by the Johnston County Board of Education. The first day of school is set for Aug. 26, 2019 and the last day of school is set for May 29, 2020.
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JCPS Innovation Expo set for May 31
Students and teachers from across the district will be showcasing their latest work at a special Innovation Expo on May 31.ย Individualsย interested in participating in this event should submit a proposal online by May 1...
