Dr. Angela Hill, principal of Dixon Road Elementary is our next #NationalPrincipalsMonth honoree! 🌟
Not only is she a passionate and results-driven school leader, but Dr. Hill brings more than 20 years of experience with her as she begins her second year at Dixon Road Elementary. Dr. Hill, we thank you for your continued commitment as an educator to help shape the minds of the future.
Let's give her a round of applause! 👏
What a wonderful day for Pine Level Elementary School! ✨ The school was presented with a check for $5,000 during Burlington's ribbon cutting ceremony for their newest store in Selma. The funds will be available to the school through AdoptAClassroom to help teachers purchase supplies for their classrooms and students. Community partnerships are vital to JCPS, especially for Title 1 schools. A huge thank you to Burlington for this amazing donation!👏 #GreatThingsAreHappeningInJCPS
Next, we are recognizing Selma Middle Principal Mr. Stephen Baker for #NationalPrincipalsMonth!
Mr. Baker only wants the best for his students and staff, and he is a wonderful asset to the JCPS leadership team. We are truly thankful to call him one of our own!
All aboard the Selma Middle train!🚄
Smithfield-Selma High Principal Mrs. Crystal Gregory kicks off today's recognitions for #NationalPrincipalsMonth! 💛
Mrs. Gregory is truly a leader among leaders. As principal at SSS, she motivates, inspires, instructs, organizes, and serves. No matter what the day holds, she approaches it with her bright smile!
Thank you for all you do for the students of Smithfield-Selma High, and for JCPS! 😃
We continue our celebration of #NationalPrincipalsMonth by highlighting Ms. Maritza Rosado, principal at Selma Elementary! 💛
She is dedicated to helping her students be their best selves. Ms. Rosado is always buzzing around the school, and working in the best interest of her students, striving to help each one succeed.
A sincere thank you to Ms. Rosado for her commitment to Selma Elementary ! 🐝
Let's give a round of applause for Corinth-Holders Elementary School Principal Mrs. Michelle Butler, as part of #NationalPrincipalsMonth! 👏
Mrs. Butler has served the CHES community for many years, and during that time has made a huge impact on the lives of students, staff, and families. She has a keen eye for detail and a commitment to excellence which helps CHES students achieve academic success!
Pirate family, help us celebrate Mrs. Butler!🎇
With the guidance of exceptional educators, our students continue to excel! 😎
According to the academic growth data, from the 2023-2024 school year, 54% of our schools exceeded growth, compared to the state average of 29%. 💪
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First up for our October 2024 Character Education Awards is Aaliyhia Tentzouha Rivera!👏
Rivera is in the 3rd grade at Dixon Road Elementary and is recognized for the character trait of respect. She consistently treats her peers, as well as adults, with kindness and thoughtfulness. Rivera also respects her working environment by always having her desk neat, clean, and organized.
Congratulations! 🥳
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Next up - we're recognizing Mr. Jamie Stoke from Cooper Academy! ✨
For more than two decades, he has worked with many students in Johnston County Public Schools! His experience is extremely valuable for the students and staff of Cooper Academy, and it shows.
Cooper Rockets, join us in celebrating Mr. Stoke! 🚀
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Good Morning! It’s time to celebrate another amazing JCPS administrator for #NationalPrincipalsMonth, and our first honoree is Riverwood Middle School Principal Ms. Monica Sawyer. 💛
Ms. Sawyer has made great strides for the Ravens community. She continues to use her experience to ensure her Raven family excels.
Ms. Sawyer, we celebrate you! 🌟
October is National Dropout Prevention Month! 🎓
In 2023-2024, JCPS graduation rate of 91.3% was well above the state average of 86.9%. We are steadfast in ensuring all students earn a high school diploma. Their futures depend on it!
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The halls were buzzing with excitement this morning at Princeton Elementary! Today starts the READ with Malcolm Share the Magic Foundation READMarathon 2024. Of 8,000 schools participating in the program nationwide, Princeton Elementary was chosen as the official kick-off host. The children lined the halls with handmade signs showing their excitement for reading. The Princeton Middle/High School cheerleaders and varsity football team got everyone pumped up! Ready. Set. READ!📚
Next, we're recognizing South Smithfield Elementary School Principal Mr. Chad McLamb for #NationalPrincipalsMonth!
As a South Smithfield Elementary Dolphin, he brings expertise, a passion for education, and an unlimited amount of energy. He can motivate others, which makes him an incredible leader for his students and staff!
Join us in celebrating Mr. McLamb!🐬
Principal of Cleveland Middle School Ms. Chenetra Mangum is first up for today's #NationalPrincipalsMonth recognition!😎
Ms. Mangum is not afraid to have fun, yet she epitomizes professionalism. She is known for her creative ways of engaging students, and the children are excited to see what's next. We are grateful for all you do!
Let's hear it for Ms. Mangum!!! 👏
JCPS continues to improve its school performance grades! 🌟
We are proud to announce that 89% of our schools received a school letter grade of A, B, or C according to recent data, surpassing the state average of 66%. This is a tremendous increase since 2018, when 65% of our schools were identified as the same.
Through dedication and hard work, three schools moved from a letter grade of C to B, and four schools moved from D to C! 👏
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Next, we are recognizing Dr. Ryan Ewell, principal of the Cleveland Elementary School Stars! 🌠
Dr. Ewell is truly making a difference in the community. He collaborates with parents and amazing teachers to enhance students' worlds by facilitating learning through relationships and relevant, innovative experiences.
Join us in celebrating Dr. Ewell! 🎉
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Thanksgiving Elementary School Principal Mr. Chad Jewett starts off the week for #NationalPrincipalsMonth!😎
Mr. Jewett's inspirational and motivational leadership style impacts every person he comes in contact with. The children treat him like a star around the school. The Buffalo community is so fortunate to have him, and we are too.
Thank you for your leadership Mr. Jewett!👏
JCPS communities came together in an extraordinary way for our neighbors in Western North Carolina! 🌟
Donations from our schools for the Hurricane Helene Relief filled three dump trailers, three 3 box trucks, two pickup trucks, and two vans! This outpouring of kindness, compassion, and generosity is what our school system is built upon. We thank everyone involved in this effort!
We continue to keep everyone affected by this devastating event in our hearts! ❤
Thousands of supplies. Hundreds of donors. One common goal…helping those in their time of need. ❤
Today our Facility Services team gathered supplies from our schools, which were Hurricane Helene Relief donation sites. In a few hours, these supplies will be transported to Western North Carolina.
Thank you to the many, many students, parents, and staff who have responded promptly and compassionately.
Also, a special thanks to Johnston County Government and the Johnston County Sheriff's Office for allowing us to partner with you in this effort. 🤝
Mrs. Joy Bryant, principal of JCPS Virtual Academy is the next administrator for #NationalPrincipalsMonth!🥳
Mrs. Bryant is a lifelong educator and learner. She is the proud leader of the Virtual Academy Lynx. We are honored that she is a part of the JCPS family!
A round of applause for Mrs. Bryant!👏
