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A Board of Trustees Built By the Community...For the Community

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Brenda Woods
Board Chair

Cheryl Hubbard-George

Vice Chair

Shereca Anderson 

Treasurer

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Kassandra
Brown

Roberta
Burns

Channell
McFadden

Mary
Boston-Pressley

Honoring Our Founding Planning Committee & Former Board Members

Every great school begins with a vision. Long before the first day of classes, before our halls were filled with Falcon scholars, there were dedicated individuals who believed in the dream of Pee Dee Innovation & Leadership Academy and committed their time, expertise, and passion to make it a reality.

 

We extend our deepest gratitude to our former Board Members and Planning Committee members:

  • Alexzondrea Harrison

  • Freddricka Pressley

  • Mike Woods

  • Nicholas Washington

  • Bishop Amos Major

 

Your unwavering commitment during our planning year and throughout our inaugural year helped establish the strong foundation upon which PDILA continues to grow. Your leadership, guidance, and belief in our mission have shaped the culture, values, and opportunities that our students experience every day. Because of your service, the vision of The Nest became a reality. The impact of your contributions will continue to be felt by generations of Falcon scholars and families.

 

On behalf of our Board of Directors, students, families, faculty, staff, and the entire Falcon Family, thank you for helping build something truly special.

Your legacy will always be a part of Pee Dee Innovation & Leadership Academy. Once a Falcon, always a Falcon.

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