Ms. Melissa Przybylski

Ms. Przybylski teaches students Math and advises seniors. The 2020-21 school year is her fourth year at NJHS of eighth year of teaching. All eight of these years have been spent teaching in Johnston County. Ms. Przybylski grew up in Maryland, but attended East Carolina University and have been in North Carolina ever since. GO PANTHERS and welcome back for the 2020-2021 school year!!!

Please view this video for tips on being successful in remote/virtual learning.

How to Succeed in Remote Learning or Online Class

Schedule:

1st Block Math 1B

2nd Block Math 1B

3rd Block Math 1B

4th Block Math 1B

Additional office hours open to all students:

1:10pm - 2:15pm Everyday except for Wednesday

** Please email me to schedule an appointment during this time **

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JCPS to hold Virtual Job Fair April 21

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2021-2022 JCPS Preschool applications now open

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JCPS releases updated graduation and prom details

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Pre-K - 5th Grade to return to Plan A on March 1

The Johnston County Board of Education voted to return Pre-K - 5th grade to Plan A, four days per week, beginning on Monday, March. 1.

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