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Mrs. Alison Kerigan
Hi! My name is Alison Kerigan. I'm thrilled to be a 7th year Kindergarten teacher at West Clayton Elementary this year!
My family and I relocated here from Florida several years ago. There I taught Kindergarten for six years until the end of the 2012 school year. Growing up I lived in Joliet, Illinois.
I have a husband, Tim, and two kids. Cullen is 18 and is a freshman at Western Carolina University, and Riley is 16 and in the 11th grade at Clayton High.
I attended Florida State University where I earned my Bachelor's degree. I played basketball there for four years on scholarship (GO NOLES!). While I don't play anymore, I am still an avid sports fan. I cheer for FSU, the Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bears, and my kid's teams.
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2019 reIGNITE - Continuing the Conversation
Are you interested in attending two days of teacher-driven and directed collaboration and learning? JCPS is kicking the year off right and offering reIGNITE at Cleveland High School on August 12 and 13, 2019.
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Trades and Classified Staff Job Fair set for June 27
Johnston County Public Schools will hold a Trades and Classified Staff Job Fair on Thursday, June 27. Attendees can learn how to apply for positions and more about what the district has to offer for our trade and classified professionals.
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Free meals offered to students over summer months
Johnston County Public Schools School Nutrition Services will be offering free meals during the summer months to children and teens 18 and younger through USDA Food and Nutrition Services...
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2019 reIGNITE - Continuing the Conversation
Are you interested in attending two days of teacher-driven and directed collaboration and learning? JCPS is kicking the year off right and offering reIGNITE at Cleveland High School on August 12 and 13, 2019...
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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 child’s grades, update emergency information, and keep up with the teacher’s classroom lessons and assignments from their smartphone or computer...
