Mr. Carlos Pineda

Let me introduce myself. My name is Carlos Pineda and I am one of the sixth grade Social Studies teachers at Swift Creek Middle School. I am originally from San Antonio, Texas, but traveled extensively during my childhood. I come from a military family background and also served in the military after high school. I lived in Atlanta, Georgia for 17 years before moving to North Carolina in the summer of 2013. I am married and have 3 daughters plus I am a grandfather to 9 grandchildren. I received my BS in Education from Shorter University in Rome, Georgia. Besides my passion for teaching social studies, writing is my favorite past-time. I have self-published a book titled, “Honor Thy Daughters, A Fathers Story of a China Adoption” in 2008 about our adventures in China. I also illustrated a Children's book. I look forward to meeting all the students and parents this coming school year.

School Announcements

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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Want to join the PTSA?

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Free and Reduced Lunch Applications Now Available Online

Please see attached flyer for more information

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JCPS Announcements

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 district’s 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.

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