PENDER COUNTY — A new principal will be taking over at Pender County Schools in time for a new school year.
Trey Bailey will join Surf City Elementary bringing in 14 years of experience in public education. Bailey has worked for elementary, middle, and high schools.
“His extensive experience and dedication to fostering a supportive and collaborative school culture will undoubtedly contribute to the continued success and growth of our students and community,” Dr. Brad Breedlove, superintendent of Pender County Schools, said.
Bailey’s career started in Wake County, where he worked as a high-school teacher and coach. The teacher comes from southwest Wyoming, having spent a decade teaching elementary and middle school, and coaching multiple sports.
After attending University of Wyoming for a degree in educational leadership, Bailey extended his experience as a middle-school assistant principal for six years.
In a press release, the schools district noted Bailey’s preference for providing a safe, supportive, and collaborative culture, with open communication among teachers, students, and parent to achieve student success.
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