Phone: 919-262-0750 ext. 6162
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
BA in Psychology MA in Special Ed (Learning Disabilities)
May Stoke
Hello! I am originally from upstate NY but have called NC home for nearly 26 years. I graduated from St. John Fisher College in Rochester, NY and attended NCSU for my Master's Degree (Go Wolfpack!) I have a dual license in Elementary and Special Education. I taught elementary school for 6 years and this will be my 8th year teaching middle school. I have a husband (who also works for Johnston County Public Schools) and 2 children. This fall, my son will be a freshman at Elon University and my daughter will be a sophomore at Corinth Holders High. The best way to contact me is via email: maystoke@johnston.k12.nc.us. I look forward to working with Swift Creek 8th grade wolves this year!
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Updated Sports Physical Forms
The NCHSAA approved new updated Physical Participation Forms
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Send in your Boxtops!
Swift Creek Middle School PTSA is collecting Box Tops for Education. Please send your Box Tops in. A collection box is located in the main school hall way. Thank you for supporting our school.
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Free and Reduced Lunch Applications Now Available Online
Please see attached flyer for more information
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JC Board of Education approves calendar changes
At a Special Session Meeting on Thursday, December 2, the Johnston County Board of Education approved two changes to our existing traditional calendar for this school year to accommodate necessary professional development for our teachers. January 4th is now a required teacher work day, rather than a regular school day for students...
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Applications open for JCPS Choice Programs
Applications are available now for JCPS Choice Programs. Find more more information on how to apply to any of our Middle or High School Choice programs here...
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JC Board of Education Approves Calendar Changes, Adds Wellness Days
At a Special Session meeting on Oct. 27, the Johnston County Board of Education approved the following calendar changes: adding two wellness days and an optional teacher work day to the districtโs November calendar.
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JC BOE votes to require masks for all JCPS students and staff
At their August meeting, the Johnston County Board of Education voted 4-3 to make face coverings required indoors in all Johnston County Public Schools campuses and on all buses for students, staff, and guests. This updated mask requirement is effective immediately.
