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Mrs. Mistie Pulleyn

 

Hi my name is  Mistie Pulleyn (pronounced Pull Lean) and I will be your child's 2nd grade teacher for the 2020-2021 school year. I have been in the teaching profession for 20+years.  I have worked at the Department of Defense School System in KY and Germany and then moved to North Carolina in 2007.  This is my 10th year in the Johnston County School System.  I have my bachelors degree in Elementary Education, Special Education, Hearing Impaired K-12 and my Masters Degree Education in Curriculum.

 

I am so excited to start this new journey with the students this year. 

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    Mrs. Pulleyn

    mistiepulleyn@johnston.k12.nc.us

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