Moore County Schools appointed Selena McNeil as the principal of Pinehurst Elementary School.
“With over a decade of dedicated service within Moore County Schools, Mrs. McNeil has a proven track record of enhancing student success and fostering educational excellence,” said the school district in a press release. “As Assistant Principal, she played a crucial role in elevating the school to an ‘A’ rating, demonstrating her commitment to academic excellence and community engagement.”
McNeil holds a Master of School Administration from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke and a Bachelor of Science from Western Carolina University. Her approach emphasizes creating supportive environments for teachers and students, focusing on the importance of building trusting relationships and fostering community collaboration. Her extensive experience includes roles as an elementary school teacher, principal Intern, and, most recently, assistant principal at Pinehurst Elementary, where she significantly contributed to the school’s strategic initiatives and overall success over the past six years.
“We are fortunate to have one of the best leaders in the state and country serving our students, staff, families, and communities,” said Superintendent Dr. Tim Locklair. “I am confident that Selena will continue our tradition of engaging and inspiring students to excel.”
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