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The Wilkersons have three daughters, Hannah 17, Rachel, 12, and Kelsey, 8. He assists with the youth department at New Zion Baptist Church, leading basketball camp and helping with Vacation Bible School. He also helps his parents with their business.

“I’m a family person,” Wilkerson says. “We do a lot of family activities together.”

Carroll was contacted by Rebecca Rolfsmeyer, one of North’s assistant principals, about the position. He was offered the job in the interview.

“I want to work for a school that will allow me to be myself,” he says. “I want to develop relationships with students. That’s what I want to be as an educator, to prepare my students for the real world. I want to be the best teacher I can be. I feel pretty good about this year and the support behind it. I wanted to work at a school with a great atmosphere and a great community. I’ve gotten that with Mrs. Williams.”

Evan, a senior at North Rowan High School, completed Army basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C.

“When you enlist after age 17, you have the opportunity to do a split option of basic training between your junior and senior year of high school,” he explains. “That gives you an extra year of service.”

Join us to meet our new NRHS Head Football Coach Nygel Pearson. Ask questions and learn more about this addition to the Cavalier Family.

Meal pickups will continue to be from 11 to 1 Monday through Friday. However, only North Rowan Elementary and Hanford-Dole will serve as pickup locations for the North Area.

Students in grades 9 and 10 at North Rowan High School are part of a pilot program for using iPads this year.

Infographic about eLearning Days

This year, North Rowan High School has not two but three assistant principals.