I grew up in rural Central New York State, and moved to NC in 2005.  I come from a large family and love the country.  I have been married for 21 years, and I am the mommy of two little boys and 3 dogs.  I love reading books, baking, going on hikes, and camping.   

I have earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education (PreK-6), Master of Science degree in Education (K-6), and Master of Arts degree in School Administration.  I taught preschool, fourth grade, and fifth grade for 12 years.  I am so excited to continue working here at Meadow as an Assistant Principal.  

I feel strongly that it takes a village to raise a child.  Everyone here at Meadow has the childrens' best interests at heart.  We hope to work with our families to raise intelligent, responsible, hardworking, and caring individuals.  If you ever need me, feel free to stop by, call, or send me an e-mail.   

Your Fellow Meadow Indian,

Mrs. Katherine Schott

Hello Tribe! I am excited to continue to be part of Meadow’s tribe as your middle school Assistant Principal. This is my eighteenth year at Meadow School. For almost seventeen of those years, I worked with the students, staff, and families as the Media Coordinator. Before coming to Meadow School, I taught middle and high school, and was media coordinator at South Johnston for a couple of years. 

I have been married to my wonderful husband, Wayne, for 28 years. Our family includes Jarrett, and his wife, Brie, and Holt, who is a freshman at South Johnston High School. In my spare time, you can find me reading or riding the side by side in scenic mountain areas with family and friends. In the fall, you can often find me watching my favorite player or teams on the football field. 

I look forward to supporting your children and working with you toward their educational success. We are better together! I am looking forward to a fantastic year at Meadow School! Please feel free to reach out to me anytime or stop by with questions, concerns, or good things to share. 

Proud to be part of a strong Meadow Tribe!

Mrs. Rhonda Langston