Exceptional Children's Program / Exceptional Children's

Duplin County's Programs for Exceptional Children are committed to meeting the needs of students with disabilities and ensuring their success in the school setting. This program offers a variety of supplemental supports and services for students with disabilities that include specialized instruction as well as related therapy services.

The primary purpose of the program is to ensure that disabled children develop mentally, physically, emotionally and socially. All students enrolled in the exceptional children's programs are screened, evaluated, and placed according to state rules governing the Exceptional Children's program.

Duplin County strives to provide needed supports and assistance to enable all students with disabilities to access the general curriculum and experience success.

Director of Exceptional Children

Lynn Heath

Administrative Assistant/Purchasing

Amy Batchelor

910-296-6608

CECAS Data Manager

Linda Williams

910-296-6610

School Psychologist

Shelly Fuller

Compliance Specialists
Amanda Bostic
Jean Campbell

April Mitchell

Behavior Specialist
Betty Watters

Behavior Technician

Terrell Stevens

Educational Diagnostician

Pam Batts

910-296-6609

Homebound
Amy Chrismon

Preschool Coordinator
Amanda Bostic

910-296-6601

Spanish Interpreter

John Aponte

910-296-6637

Literacy/Math Coach
Willa Craft

Nancy Moore

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