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North Carolina Education Directory Public Schools of North Carolina State Board of Education Department of Public Instruction The Education Directory can also be found online: http://www.ncpublicschools.org/nceddirectory/ Foreword The North Carolina Education Directory is prepared and distributed annually by the Department of Public Instruction’s Division of Communications and Information as a service to educators and others interested in public education. The directory provides information on the State Board of Education, the Department of Public Instruction, a number of educational associations, individual school systems and all public elementary and secondary schools in the state. I appreciate the valuable assistance from school superintendents and others who supplied the information for the directory, and I hope it will be helpful to you. Michael E. Ward State Superintendent of Public Instruction 3 Contents FOREWORD . 3 TIPS ON USING THE DIRECTORY . 6 SECTION I - STATE AGENCY State Board of Education . 11 Special Boards . 12 State Superintendent. 13 Department of Public Instruction. 13 Regional Education Service Alliances/Consortia . 29 Regional Accountability Offices . 30 Dept. of Public Instruction Staff - Alphabetical List . 31 Raleigh Locations, DPI . 43 State Government Complex Parking . 45 SECTION II - ASSOCIATIONS & COMMISSIONS Index of Education Organizations and Associations . 49 Education Organizations and Associations . 51 Advisory Councils, Committees & Commissions. 69 State and Territorial Superintendents . 71 SECTION III - SCHOOLS County Locations of City School Units . 76 Telephone Area Codes for North Carolina . 77 Alphabetical List of School Units by Counties. 79 Public Charter Schools . 227 Federal Schools . 232 Alphabetical Index of Public Schools . 235 Special Schools. 253 Post Secondary Schools . 259 Statistical Summary . 268 SECTION IV - EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT North Carolina Educational Publishers Association . 273 Educational Materials and Equipment . 279 EDUCATION DIRECTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA 5 Tips on Using the NC Education Directory If the school system is a city unit but you do not know which county it is in, see County Locations of City School Units, page 74. All school systems and schools have code numbers. A list of code numbers for school systems is on the inside front cover along with a handy reference guide to school system phone numbers. If you know the name of a school but do not know its location, see page 235, the Alphabetical Index of Public Schools. This index includes the code number and telephone number of all public schools in this state. The first three digits of the code number indicate the school system. For example, 110-304 A C REYNOLDS HIGH 704-298-2500 — To find the school system for the 110 code, refer to the code list on the back of the front cover. This is the code for Buncombe County. To find the principal’s name and other information about this school, turn to the listing for Buncombe County and look for this code in the list of schools. Local board of education attorneys are listed under the names of the board members in the Alphabetical List of School Units by Counties. Their addresses are included, but call the central office of the school system for phone numbers. If you need the address of a private or home school, see the listing for the Office of Non-Public Schools in the Special Schools’ section, page 258. If you need the email address of a Department of Public Instruction employee, you can use this model: the first initial of the person's first name and the first seven letters of the person's last name followed by @dpi.state.nc.us. For example, [email protected]. 6 State Board of Education Membership The State Board of Education consists of the Lieutenant Governor, the Treasurer and eleven members appointed by the Governor for eight-year, overlapping terms, subject to confirmation by the General Assembly. Eight of the appointed members of the Board represent the eight education districts of the State. These districts are drawn by the General Assembly. The Governor also appoints two high school students as advisors to the State Board of Education. A high school junior is appointed each year for a two-year term. The N.C. Teacher of the Year also serves a two-year overlapping term as an advisor to the State Board of Education. NORTH CAROLINA EDUCATION DISTRICTS 7 State Agency The adventure begins! Strategies are discussed, resources are considered and plans to find the treasure are made! Section 1 STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Dist. No. Term Expires Lieutenant Governor Beverly Perdue Ex Offico Ex Officio Hawkins-Hartness House, 20401 Mail Serv Ctr, 310 North Blount St. Raleigh, NC 27699-0401 (919) 733-7350 State Treasurer Richard Moore Ex Offico Ex Officio Albemarle Building, 325 N. Salisbury Street, Raleigh, NC 27603-1388, (919) 508-5176 Taft, Kathy A., Greenville 1 March 31, 2003 611 Queen Anne’s Road, Greenville, NC 27858, (252) 355-7299 Howard-Vital, Michelle, Wilmington 2 March 31, 2009 UNC-Wilmington, 601 South College Street, Wilmington, NC 28403-5613 (910) 962-4138 Murphy, Edgar D., Research Triangle Park 3 March 31, 2007 Nortel Networks, Mail Stop D17/02/0F2, RTP, NC 27709, (919) 997-3045 Monroe, Evelyn B., West End 4 March 31, 2005 525 Hardee Branch Road, West End, NC 27376, (910) 295-5710 Maria Teresa Palmer, Chapel Hill 5 March 31, 2005 Iglesia Unida de Cristo, 1321 Airport Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-6605, (919) 932-4818 Norwood, Jane P. (Vice Chairman), Charlotte 6 March 31, 2007 7026 Ballentyne Court, Charlotte, NC 28210, (704) 554-9894 Deal, Ronald E., Hickory 7 March 31, 2003 1460 6th Street Circle NW, Hickory, NC 28601, (828) 324-7466 McDevitt, Wayne, UNC Asheville 8 March 31, 2009 CPO #1420, One University Heights Asheville, NC 28804-8503, (828) 251-6742 Kirk, Phillip J. (Chairman), Raleigh At Large March 31, 2005 NC Citizens for Business & Industry PO Box 2508, Raleigh, NC 27602-2508, (919) 836-1407 Locklear, Zoe W., Pembroke At Large March 31, 2003 School of Education, UNC-Pembroke, PO Box 1510, Pembroke, NC 28372, (910) 521-6221 Willoughby, Patricia N., Meredith College At Large March 31, 2009 3800 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC 27607-5237, (919) 760-2266 Teacher-of-the-Year Advisors Bilbro-Berry, Laura, 2000-2001 Teacher-of-the-Year 734 West Main Street, Washington, NC 27889 (252) 946-6593 Wilson, Carmen, 2001-2002 Teacher-of-the-Year P. O. Box 214, Deep Gap, NC 28618, (336) 246-2400 Student Advisor Tabitha Peacock, III (Senior) Smithfield-Selma High School, 309 Smith Street, Smithfield, NC 27577 (919) 934-0867 STATE AGENCY 11 Room Phone State Board of Education Staff Education Building, 301 N. Wilmington Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-2825 Main Number . .807-3304 Fax Number . .807-3407 or 807-3198 Worsham, Jane, Executive Director . .212 . .807-3400 Garland, Rebecca, Assistant Exec. Director . .212-A . .807-3405 Wester, Susan, Executive Assistant . .2076 . .807-3401 Vacant, Legislative Director . .213 . .807-3402 Woodlief, Jamie, Executive Assistant . .2073 . .807-3403 Wilson, Harry, Legal Assistant . 2086 . .807-3406 Lovin, Mary, Administrative Assistant . .2074 . .807-3404 Hotlines: Legislative . .1-800-280-8054 . .and 807-3414 SPECIAL BOARDS – EDUCATION BUILDING N. C. Professional Teaching Standards Board Main Number . .807-3423 Fax Number . .807-3426 Blanford, Thomas, Executive Director . .660 . .807-3424 Johnson, Avery, Administrative Assistant . .6062 . .807-3425 12 EDUCATION DIRECTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION The area code is 919 unless otherwise specified. Mailing Address: North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, 301 N. Wilmington Street, Raleigh, N.C. 27601- 2825. Please note that beginning in November 2001, callers in the Triangle area (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill) will need to use the area code even when placing local calls. Main Switchboard . .807-3300 Office of the State Superintendent Main Number . .807-3430 Fax Number . .807-3445 Ward, Michael, State Superintendent of Public Instruction .203 . .807-3430 Pittman, Marvin, Assistant to the State Superintendent . .214 . .807-3433 Maynor, Priscilla, Assistant to the State Superintendent . .216 . .807-3434 Dean, Glenda, Special Assistant . .204 . .807-3430 Wall, Dianne, Administrative Assistant . .2050 . .807-3430 Harris, Joyce, Administrative Assistant . 2051 . .807-3430 Office of the Deputy Superintendent Main Number . .807-3441 Fax Number . .807-3445 Sneeden, Brad, Deputy Superintendent . .205 . .807-3441 Martin, Lou, Executive Assistant . .204-2 . .807-3441 Brewer, Dee, SERVE Policy Analyst . .2063 . .807-3444 Harper, Earle, Senior Assistant . .2054 . .807-3443 Dry, Joy, Program Assistant . .2052 . .807-3442 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Main Number . .807-3355 Fax Number . .807-3362 Sullivan, Kathy, Director . .120B . .807-3355 Jones, Linda, Administrative Secretary . .1077 . .807-3359 Cash, Michael, Computing Consultant . .120A . .807-3357 Dellinger-Holton, Janis, Special Assistant . .1081 . .807-3360 Licensure Fax Number . .807-3350 Murray, Brock, Chief . .1066 . .807-3310 Riddle, Teri, Program Assistant . .1064 . .807-3310 Bryant, Sheryl, Specialist . .1070 . .807-3310 Ejire, Nadine, Specialist . .1061 . .807-3310 STATE AGENCY 13 Ellis, K. Diane, Program Assistant . .1050 . .807-3310 Austra, Diane, Specialist . ..
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