Duplin County Schools serves students in rural eastern North Carolina. It consists of thirteen public schools, including seven K-8 schools, four high schools, and an early college high school. The district transitioned to a K-8 school model during the 2017-2018 school year to promote relationships between students and teachers and align curriculum vertically. The mission is to prepare all students for career, college, and life success through personalized education, STEM, career and college access, and digital learning.
Duplin County Schools serves students in rural eastern North Carolina. It consists of thirteen public schools, including seven K-8 schools, four high schools, and an early college high school. The district transitioned to a K-8 school model during the 2017-2018 school year to promote relationships between students and teachers and align curriculum vertically. The mission is to prepare all students for career, college, and life success through personalized education, STEM, career and college access, and digital learning.
Duplin County Schools serves students in rural eastern North Carolina. It consists of thirteen public schools, including seven K-8 schools, four high schools, and an early college high school. The district transitioned to a K-8 school model during the 2017-2018 school year to promote relationships between students and teachers and align curriculum vertically. The mission is to prepare all students for career, college, and life success through personalized education, STEM, career and college access, and digital learning.
Welcome to Duplin County Schools! Superintendent, Austin Obasohan
Located in rural eastern North Carolina, Duplin County Schools offers Duplin County Schools the best of both worlds, a hometown atmosphere in close proximity to the coast and capital of North Carolina. B.F. Grady Elementary K-8 Duplin County Schools consists of Beulaville Elementary K-8 thirteen public schools that include Chinquapin Elementary K-8 seven K-8 schools, one K-6 school, Kenansville Elementary K-8 four high traditional high schools and Rose Hill-Magnolia Elementary K-8 an early college high school. Wallace Elementary K-8 Warsaw Elementary K-8 North Duplin Elementary K-6 New to Duplin County East Duplin High School James Kenan High School Schools 2017-2018 North Duplin Jr./Sr. High School “A District-Wide Early College Wallace-Rose Hill High School During the 2017-18 school year, Duplin Approach to College and Career Duplin Early College High School County transitioned to a K-8 school model. Excellence for ALL” A K-8 model is effective in rural areas because scholars learn behavioral and academic expectations at a young age and this helps with the transition from The mission of Duplin County Schools is Duplin County Strategic elementary to high school. This model promotes strong relationships between to work collaboratively with the Plan community to prepare all students for scholars and teachers. A K-8 education career, college, and life success. model allows schools to have more vertical In order to meet the commitment to alignment amongst grade levels, a unified Duplin County Schools is striving to continuous improvement, Duplin County curriculum, and a centralized community ensure that all students are college and Schools have implemented a 5 year center. career ready. strategic plan. What does college and career readiness This plan consists of the following District Highlights: mean? Undoubtedly, it is more than a goals… high school diploma. In order to be 1. Student academic success for every The 2016-17 school year was the first “college ready”, a high school graduate Pre-K – 13 student is a priority for all time ALL schools in Duplin County must have a knowledge and skills to Duplin County Schools. exceeded growth with no “F” schools. qualify for and succeed in entry-level, 2. All students will receive a Also, during the 2016-2017 school credit-bearing coursework without personalized education through access to year, Duplin Early College received the remediation. STEM, career, college, and digital first “A” the within the district’s learning. history! 3. Every student will be instructed and Being “career ready” means being supported by excellent and innovative prepared for a career that offers that leaders, teachers, and personnel. opportunity to advance and grow 4. Develop and maintain strategic professionally. partnerships supported by 21st Century financial, business and technology systems. 5. Provide safe and nurturing facilities for all Pre-K – 13 students and staff. Contact Us Duplin County Schools P.O. Box 128 315 N Main Street Kenansville, NC 28349 Phone: (910) 296-1521 Email: contactus@duplinschools.net DUPLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS DUPLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS DUPLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS DUPLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS