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District 1 (Northeast Wake) Mrs. Millberg is the business administrator for a Raleigh law firm for which her husband John is a partner. She began her professional career as an assistant district attorney in Texas, then stayed home with their three children and volunteered in schools until the firm opened. She holds a BS in Business Administration from Appalachian State University and a law degree from Wake Forest University. She is a member of North Raleigh Church of Christ. |
District 6 (Central Raleigh) Beverley Clark is currently a non-practicing attorney who holds a law degree from Temple University School of Law and a bachelor’s degree from University of Pennsylvania. She has worked for the Nature Conservancy as the organization’s southeast regional attorney and has spent time in private practice. Additionally, Mrs. Clark served as the project manager of Hawthorne Villa, during which time she supervised the conversion of an old school building into elderly housing. Prior to being elected to the board, Mrs. Clark worked in conjunction with the school system by serving on the Phase III Bond Building Oversight Committee and the Student Assignment Advisory Committee. Mrs. Clark has also served in leadership capacity on the Friends of North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and she has played an active role in the Wake County PTA Council, Wake Education Partnership, and Communities in Schools. In 2003 she became an individual mentor and continues to provide one-on-one guidance to an NCCU student. |
Distict 2 (Southeast Wake) |
District 7 (West Raleigh/Morrisville) Mrs. Head is a longtime community volunteer, including time as a CPR instructor, Bible study leader, school volunteer and member of the Wake Education Partnership's board of directors prior to her election to the school board. She graduated with a BS in Biology and teaching certificate from Wake Forest University. She and her husband Allan have three children and five grandchildren. |
District 3 (North Raleigh) Kevin L. Hill retired in 2005 from the Wake County Public School System, where he spent his entire career. He taught secondary social studies for 14 years, and served as an assistant principal and principal at elementary, middle, and high schools for 14 years. While with Wake County, Kevin served as both a teacher mentor and administrative mentor. He is a clinical instructor and assistant program coordinator for undergraduate Secondary Social Studies Education at North Carolina State University. Kevin is also a program presenter and social studies methods instructor with the NC State NC TEACH Program. Kevin is a graduate of three Principals' Executive Programs and is a program presenter at PEP's Leadership Program for Aspiring Principals. He served as President of the Wake County Division of Principals and Assistant Principals from 2001-2003, and was the Wake County PTA Council Co-Principal of the Year in 2005. |
District 8 (Southern Wake) A longtime businessman, Ron Margiotta retired in 2000 with 40 years of experience in business. Mr. Margiotta is the founding owner and operator of Reliable Service Company, a warehouse and installation service business. Originally from New Jersey, Mr. Margiotta studied labor relations at St. Peter's College. He has served on the executive committee of the Wake County Taxpayer's Association. Prior to moving to Wake County, Mr. Margiotta was elected to a school board in the Northeast where he also served as board president for 6 years. |
District 4 (East Raleigh) Mrs. Gill, a native of Wake County, is a retired state employee and former school teacher who taught in WCPSS. She retired from the North Carolina Department of Transportation as an administrator prior to taking a seat on the Wake County Board of Education in 1999. She received her Bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Shaw University and is a past board member of the Raleigh-Apex NAACP and SouthLight. In her spare time, Mrs. Gill volunteers with Special Olympics. She also belongs to several organizations including the National School Board Association, North Carolina School Board Association, North Carolina Caucus of Black School Board Members, National African American School Board Member Association, Raleigh-Wake Citizens Association, Wake County Voter’s Coalition, and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Mrs. Gill and her husband attend Macedonia United Church of Christ. |
District 9 (Western Wake) Mrs. Goettee served as Executive Director of the North Carolina Professional Teaching Standards Commission prior to her election to the school board. She has thirty years of teaching experience and is a National Board Certified Teacher. In addition, she has taught at both Meredith College and North Carolina State University and spent several years in the corporate sector at Progress Energy. She received her Bachelor's degree at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and her Master's at North Carolina State University. |
District 5 (South Central Raleigh) Anne McLaurin is family physician at the SAS Health Care Center at the SAS Institute. She uses her experience in medicine to better serve the needs of the community. Part of her effort includes volunteering at Alliance Medical Ministry and assisting with the YWCA Breast Cancer Screening Program. Mrs. McLaurin graduated from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and Rice University. She has been very active in PTA and is a member of the Wake County School Health Advisory Council. |