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Teacher Index Teacher names are listed alphabetically by name, then by region and school. Cindy Adams East Central West Johnston High School Clark Adams Southwest West Rowan High School Dustin Adcock Southwest Weddington High School Michael Alexander Southwest West Stanly High School Cody Allen Northwest Starmount High School Laura Allen Southwest South Rowan High School Nick Anders West Central Southern Alamance High School Andrea Anderson Northeast Pungo Christian Academy Stephanie Anderson Southwest North Mecklenburg High School Shelley Armour Northeast Southwest Edgecombe High School Morris Armstrong Northeast North Edgecombe High School Sim Asbill South Central Gray's Creek High School Neil Atherton West Enka High School Bree Atkinson Northeast John A. Holmes High School Andrew Atwell West Central Jordan Matthews High School Ronald Autry South Central West Bladen High School Chad Ayers West Madison High School Lynn Baker West Central Uwharrie Middle School Dwayne Banks West T. C. Roberson High School Chauncey Barber West Polk County High School Gerald Barlowe Southeast Union High School Matt Barnhill South Central East Columbus High School Matt Barrier Southwest Mount Pleasant High School Mike Bartholomew East Central Southern Nash High Schoo Chet Bass Southeast Union High School Madelyn Batts East Central Knightdale High School Wil Baxley Southeast West Carteret High School Luke Beam Southwest Burns High School Daniel Beasley East Central Jordan High School Nathan Beasley West Central Eastern Randolph High School Coleman Becton Southeast Contentnea-Savannah Middle School Chris Bell Southeast Harrells Christian Academy Mo Bell West Central McMichael High School Mike Bennett Northeast Riverside High School Timothy Benton South Central St. Pauls High School Cathy Berrier West Central Ledford High School John Best West Tuscola High School Barry Bey Southeast South Brunswick High School Dennis Bickel East Central Southern Vance High School Gretchen Blackburn Northwest Avery County High School Harvey Blackman East Central Princeton High School Gary Blackwell West North Henderson High School Tim Blair Southwest Piedmont High School Taylor Blake South Central Scotland High School Danny Blake Southwest North Stanly High School Justin Blanton Southwest East Lincoln Senior High School Frank Bolick Northwest Watauga High School Michael Bowden East Central Fuquay-Varina High School Jeremy Bradley West Chase High School Kristina Brake East Central Smithfield-Selma High School Malissa Braxton Southeast Pamlico County High School Malissa Braxton Southeast Pamlico County Middle School James Bridges Southwest West Lincoln High School Sarah Bridges West Central North Davidson High School Dixon Britt South Central Lumberton High School Rudy Britt West Central Southwestern Randolph Middle School Jennifer Broadwell East Central Millbrook High School Cindy Brooks Southwest Crest Middle School of Technology Becky Brookshire West Madison Middle School Mitch Bryant Southwest Parkwood High School Kevin Buie South Central Purnell Swett High School John Byers Southeast North Brunswick High School Daniel Calhoun Northwest Ashe County High School Steven Calloway Northwest East Wilkes High School Chris Cannady East Central Louisburg High School Jessica Canoy West Central Eastern Randolph High School Steven Capobianco Southwest Parkwood High School Brett Capps East Central Cleveland High School Johnny Capps East Central North Johnston High School Julie Capps East Central Princeton High School Abigail Carriker Southwest Hickory Ridge High School Zachary Carscaddon East Central Northern High School Trey Carter Northeast North Pitt High School Doug Carter South Central Richmond Senior High School Tiffany YoungCassell Southeast James Kenan High School Noal Castater West Waynesville Middle School Daniel Chabot South Central Cape Fear High School Nathan Chabot South Central Cape Fear High School Andrea Cheek Northwest Forbush High School Jason Chester Southwest West Rowan High School Leonard Chestnutt South Central East Bladen High School Fred Clarida South Central Harnett Central High School Gwen Clark Northwest Avery County High School Ted Clayton Northwest North Iredell High School Amanda Clontz Southwest Harris Road Middle School Melissa Coble West Central Northeastern Randolph Middle School Melissa Coble West Central Providence Grove High School James Cochran South Central Mac Williams Middle School Dale Cochran Southwest Sun Valley High School Barnabas Coker Southwest Harding University High School Andy Cole South Central Triton High School Gary Collier South Central West Bladen High School Brittany Collins South Central Pinecrest High School Jenny Collins West Franklin High School Brenda Collins West Central Archdale-Trinity Middle School Scottie Cook Northwest Alexander Central High School Karen Cox Southeast C. 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Owen High School Lewis Foote West Buncombe Community School East Donald Ford Northeast Northwest Halifax High School Glover Ford Northeast S. E. Halifax High School John Fortner Southeast Lakewood High School Ashley Fowler South Central Whiteville High School Amelia Fox Northwest Lake Norman High School Nicole Foyles East Central Cleveland High School Cindy Frazier West Clyde A. 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