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Physical Education
Mr. Willoughby
I am happily married to Jaime Willoughby. I have two children, Savannah and Easton and I have one grandchild named Reese. I am a 1996 graduate of Princeton High School. I have been coaching football and baseball at PHS since 2001. I have a degree in Physical Education from Barton College.
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Calendar Reminders
Friday, March 13 is a regular school day, no early release. Monday, March 16 is a teacher workday, no school for students.
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PTA and Math Night
Mark your calendars for the upcoming PTA meeting and math night at PES February 11th beginning at 6:00 in the school cafeteria.
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A Commitment to Solidarity, Peace, and Acceptance
Johnston County Public Schools is in the business of providing a holistic educational experience that affirms and prepares our students for successful lives by teaching not only academic disciplines but how to treat one another. We are aware of recent social media posts and other unacceptable actions that have brought attention to racial and political insensitivity, which this school district does not condone.
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Calendar and Report Card Update
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Senate Bill 704 was signed into law this month which includes some new calendar requirements. Therefore, the board adopted a calendar which has adjusted the first instructional day for students as August 17, 2020...
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Summer Meal Service begins June 1
As the school year comes to a close, please note that JCPS meal service will now operate at 9 sites during the summer months, rather than the previous 14. Summer meal service will begin Monday, June 1. Curbside meals will be served Monday through Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Benson Middle, Clayton Middle, Four Oaks Elementary, North Johnston Middle, Princeton Elementary, Selma Elementary, Smithfield-Selma High, West Clayton Elementary, and West Smithfield Elementary.
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Free Preschool for four-year-olds through the NC PreK Program
Attention parents of 4-year-olds: Are you interested in your child attending a free preschool program? The NC PreK program is designed to provide 4-year-old children with positive early learning experiences that support their development and prepare them for Kindergarten.
