Mr. Adrian Pearson
Interim Principal
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to complete the
NHCS Parent Survey
Our School Creed
Rachel Freeman
School of Engineering
is a special place where we promise to follow the 3 "B's".
Be a Problem Solver
Be Respectful
Be Safe
We will strive to achieve excellence using the engineering design process.
Freeman Bears,
GET IN GEAR!
Paws In Jobland
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Mrs. Lauren Nalepa
Interim Assistant Principal
Our Mission
We are a community of student
engineers who use team work,
communication, and creative
thinking to solve problems as
we build dreams and become
lifelong learners in a global society.
The Vision of
Rachel Freeman
School of Engineering
We will achieve social
and academic excellence
utilizing the engineering
design process.
What does the Best Bear
Sytem mean to students at
Rachel Freeman School
of Engineering?
PBS Bear Presentation |
Mr. Joseph McNeil
On Feb. 1, 1960 four black
freshmen at North Carolina
A&T State University, Franklin McCain, Joseph McNeil, Ezell Blair, Jr., and David Richmond, took
seats at the segregated lunch
counter of F. W. Woolworth's in Greensboro, N.C.
They were refused service and sat peacefully until the store closed.
They returned the next day, along with about 25 other students, and their requests were again denied.
The Greensboro Four inspired
similar sit-ins across the state
and by the end of February,
such protests were taking place
across the South. Finally in July, Woolworth's integrated all of its stores. The four have become
icons of the civil rights movement.
Mr. Joseph McNeil visited
Rachel Freeman 5th graders today
to explain the reason for the
sit-in and the planning it took.
Mr. Bill Freeman, Rachel
Freeman's husband and
Mr. Henry McNeil, brother
of Joseph McNeil
were at
the presentationas well.
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Dionte Hicks wrote to
Michelle Obama to express
his concern over wild life habitat
destruction. She wrote him
back to congratulate him
for his hard work and to
encourage him to continue
to work to improve his community.
County Commissioner
Jonathan Barfield, Jr. visited
Ms. Raines' 3rd grade students to
talk about their potential and their
future goals.
The Commissioner
is a native of Wilmington and
grew up in the same neighborhood
as some of our students.
The class discussed how important
is it that they continue to work
hard and follow the 3B's.
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