My name is Megan Pate. I attended North Johnston High school as a student, graduating in 2006 and returned in 2010 to teach Biology and Earth Science. In 2014 I took a job as a middle-high counselor at Princeton and am excited to be back at North Johnston High School. Once a Panther, Always a Panther!I look forward to working closely with teachers, parents and students, so that our graduates are successful at achieving their future endeavors.
About Student Services
NJHS Student Services Department
REGISTRATION INFORMATION: View the NJHS Course Catalog by clicking the link below:
Our Mission
Our mission is to develop a collaborative partnership with students, family, educators, and the community to assist and ensure that every student achieves his/her highest potential academically and in the areas of career, personal and social development.
We can help with:
·Credits/Graduation Requirements ·Choosing Classes ·Planning for Your Future ·Career Information
·College Research/Applications ·Letters of Recommendation ·Testing Information(PSAT, SAT, ACT, & AP)
·Problems with Schoolwork ·SpecialEducation ·Scholarships/Financial Aid
*****MAKE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE STUDENT SERVICES NEWSLETTERS REGULARLY FOR UPDATES ON OPPORTUNITIES, COLLEGE VISITS, OPEN HOUSES, ETC. NEWSLETTERS WILL BE UPDATED TWICE A MONTH!
Megan Pate, Counselor (Last Names A-K) meganpate@johnston.k12.nc.us
David Anderson, Student Advocate
davidanderson@johnston.k12.nc.us
I was born and raised in Pine Level, NC. I graduated from North Johnston High School in 1992. After graduation, I was paralyzed in an automobile accident just 9 days afterwards. I spent the summer in the hospital, and then enrolled at NC State University just 6 days after getting out of the hospital. While at NC State, I was a member of Delta Sigma Phi social fraternity and Omega Pi honors fraternity. I was also a member of the NC State Crew (rowing) team, where I was the coxswain for the Women's Varsity 4 team. Finally, I was a statistician/manager for the NC State Men's Basketball team. I graduated from NC State in May of 1997 with a BS in Secondary Math Education. In December of 2008, I received my Master's Degree in Secondary Math Education from Campbell University.
I am starting my third year as the Student Advocate at North Johnston High School. I am also the Men's and Women's Tennis Coach.
Crystal Phillips
Data Manager (Powerschool/Parent Portal Questions)
My name is Crystal Phillips and I’m proud to be your Data Manager here at North Johnston. I have lived in Johnston County for over 20 years with my husband, a graduate of NJHS. I have two grown children that are proud graduates of North Johnston High School as well. I love spending time with my family and making memories with my granddaughter . I hope you enjoy your years at NJHS and I’m here to help in any way possible. Go Panthers!!
Erin Casey, Counselor (Last Names L-Z) erincasey@johnston.k12.nc.us
Connie Holland, Registrar (Enrollment/transferring)
connieholland@johnston.k12.nc.us
Welcome to NJHS, home of the Panthers! My name is Connie Holland and I am the Registrar. I am beginning my 24th year as a JCPS employee and my 23rd year at my alma mater, North Johnston High School. My job is to enroll/withdraw students, maintain cumulative records, and post scholarship opportunities as well as other clerical duties as needed. I look forward to the 2018-19 school year and working with our awesome students.
Ashlie Pope, School Social Worker
Available Wednesdays
ashliepope@johnston.k12.nc.us
Previously, I worked with a mental health agency in Raleigh providing intensive in home therapy. I graduated from East Carolina University with my Bachelors and Masters in Social work, also received my school social work licenses this past year. As a School Social Worker I serve as a vital link between the home, the school, and the community. My mission as a School Social Worker is to alleviate barriers for students so they can be successful in school. I work with students and families for many different reasons. Several of these include: attendance concerns, family dysfunction, substance abuse, child abuse/neglect, life-threatening behaviors, economic deprivation, inadequate health care and lack of understanding of school policies and procedures. As a school social worker, I am also able to link community resources to students and families, and make arrangement with families and/or home visits to ensure each student and family have what is needed to be successful in school.
Let me know if you need anything else!