Pitt County Schools AVID

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🐆 WHO’S RUNNING EBA? | Meet Mrs. Emily Miller-Emery 🐆

Today’s Who’s Running EBA? spotlight shines on Mrs. Emily Miller-Emery, whose unwavering leadership continues to elevate and expand the AVID Program at E.B. Aycock Middle School!

As our AVID teacher and coordinator, Mrs. Miller-Emery is committed to ensuring students are equipped with the skills, mindset, and opportunities needed to succeed in middle school, high school, college, and beyond. Through her leadership, our AVID program continues to grow and impact more students each year.

Mrs. Miller-Emery has been instrumental in expanding AVID’s influence across our school by promoting strategies that enhance student agency, ownership of learning, organization, collaboration, and academic confidence. Her work supports not only AVID students but also helps strengthen teaching and learning experiences throughout EBA.

Whether she is leading students through college and career readiness experiences, supporting schoolwide AVID implementation, coordinating enrichment opportunities, or helping students discover their potential, Mrs. Miller-Emery consistently inspires others to aim higher and dream bigger.

Her passion for student success, dedication to continuous improvement, and commitment to creating future-ready Jaguars make a lasting impact on our school community every day.

Thank you, Mrs. Miller-Emery, for your leadership, vision, and dedication to helping our students become confident learners and leaders. You help us RUN EBA! ❤️🐆🖤

👏 Help us celebrate Mrs. Miller-Emery in the comments and thank her for the incredible work she does to expand opportunities for our students!

📣 Parents of Students Receiving Special Education Services — Your Feedback Matters!

The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) is inviting parents and guardians to participate in the Indicator 8 Parent Involvement Survey.

This survey provides an opportunity to share your experiences and perspectives regarding your child's special education services and involvement in the IEP process. Your feedback helps schools and districts strengthen partnerships with families and improve outcomes for students with disabilities.

⭐ Why participate?
✔️ Help improve special education services and supports
✔️ Strengthen family-school collaboration
✔️ Support positive outcomes for students with disabilities
✔️ Inform district and state planning efforts

The survey only takes a few minutes to complete, but your input can make a meaningful difference.

https://go.ncdpi.gov/25-26Ind8ParentSurvey

Thank you for partnering with us to support student success and help us continue growing and improving our special education programs!

Pitt County Schools

Awesome learning with these teams (plus a few more not pictured) this week at AVID summer institute! Can’t wait to get to work for 2026-27 when we get back home!

Congratulations David Tripp from South Central High School 🎉🎉🎉

Twenty-four educators from across North Carolina have been named finalists for the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching (NCCAT) 2027 Burroughs Wellcome Fund NC Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher of the Year Award.

These educators are recognized for their excellence in career and technical education pathways and their commitment to fostering student success.

To learn more about these remarkable finalists or the CTE Teacher of the Year Award, visit https://www.nccat.org/news/finalists-announced-nccat-2027-burroughs-wellcome-fund-nc-cte-teacher-year-award

Great first day at AVID Summer Institute here in Orlando!
So excited to be learning alongside teachers and leaders from
South Central High School
Grifton School
Hope Middle School
Ayden Elementary School
Bethel School
North Pitt High School
E. B. Aycock Middle School
Chicod School
Lakeforest Elementary School
Wellcome Middle
W.H. Robinson Elementary School

Hope teacher receives AVID Certified Educator status Hope Middle School teacher Paula Ange has become the first Pitt County Schools educator to earn AVID Certified Educator status. Ange was honored by the Pitt County Board of Education

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