RALEIGH, N.C. – Pender County Schools is proud to announce its receipt of the esteemed Purple Star Award Designation from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. This recognition underscores the district's unwavering commitment to supporting military families within the community.
The Purple Star Award initiative was launched by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction to acknowledge the state's robust military presence and its dedication to serving military families. Schools receiving this designation demonstrate exemplary practices in supporting military students and families.
Director of Student Services, Leanne Radabaugh, and Assistant Superintendent, Kevin Taylor, accepted the Purple Star Award on behalf of Pender County Schools. Their leadership and dedication have been instrumental in fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for military-affiliated students and families throughout the district.
"Pender County Schools is honored to receive the Purple Star Award Designation," said Superintendent Dr. Brad Breedlove. "This recognition is a testament to our ongoing commitment to providing exceptional support to our military families and ensuring that they feel valued and welcomed within our school community."
The Purple Star Award serves as a symbol of Pender County Schools' dedication to serving those who serve our nation. The district remains committed to upholding its military-friendly practices and continuing to support military students and families in every way possible.
