Education
Moseley Named Lincoln University President
After eight months as interim, Dr. John Moseley is selected as President of Lincoln University.
It’s official! 🎉
After nearly eight months of leading as interim, it was announced in January that Dr. John Moseley would serve as Lincoln University’s 21st President.
Upon hearing the good news, the Warren County native made the following statement:
I am humbled to serve the students, faculty and alumni of Lincoln University in this role. This University has always helped students achieve their dreams.
I am grateful to be part of a team working together to accomplish that aim, providing financial, academic and social resources.
The need for what Lincoln University provides has never been more important and we will continue to address every challenge to better serve our students and the community.
Moseley’s commitment to the Lincoln U, a historically Black public university is undeniable.
With nearly 20 years of higher education experience, including 13 years at Historically Black College or University (HBCU) campuses on his resume, he has proven to be more than equipped to take on the presidential helm.
Since the start of his interim tenure in May 2021, he:
* Led key initiatives to improve Lincoln University’s enrollment through new, data-driven admissions strategies and the restructuring of scholarship programs;
* Implemented initiatives to improve student outcomes, such as Lincoln’s new Student Success Center;
* Influenced approximately $6.6 million in private donation commitments to the University;
* Initiated relationships with new key educational and scholarship partners for the University; and
* Cultivated and strengthened relationships between the University and alumni, faculty, staff, students, state and federal partners.
Before becoming LU President, Moseley graduated from Warren County High School from the illustrious class of 1994 and attended East Carolina University where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sports Science in 1998 and his Master of Arts in Education in 1999.
In Spring of 2021, Moseley completed his Doctorate in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis at the University of Missouri.
Currently, he’s leading fundraising efforts for the Lincoln University Health Sciences and Crisis Center, which will expand the University’s School of Nursing and house a Security Sciences Institute, complementing the Lincoln University Law Enforcement Training Academy and criminal justice program.
Joining him in his celebration is his wife, Dr. Crystal C. Moseley and their daughter, Jillian.
Congratulations, Dr. John Moseley!
📷 Lincoln University
Source: Lincoln University media release
Education
Dr. Montague-Davis Hired as Warren County Schools Superintendent
The Warren County Board of Education voted unanimously Monday evening to hire Dr. Carol Montague-Davis as Superintendent.
The Warren County Board of Education voted unanimously Monday evening to hire Dr. Carol Montague-Davis as Superintendent.
Dr. MD, as she’s affectionately known, has been serving as Interim Superintendent since August 12, 2024. She’ll remain in the interim role until the start of her new, three-year Superintendent contract on June 1, 2025.
“Dr. MD has been doing an exceptional job leading our school district for the past seven months as Interim Superintendent,” said School Board Chair Victoria Lehman. “It’s been like a seven-month-long job interview. We’re thrilled to bring Dr. MD home for good!”
Dr. Montague-Davis was born and raised in Warren County and educated in Warren County Schools. She served as the Principal of Warren County High School for six years from 1998 to 2004. Dr. MD then moved to Winston-Salem and worked 18 years for Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools, serving as a high school principal and Instructional Superintendent for Continuous Improvement.
Her professional background includes extensive experience in curriculum development, discipline implementation, teacher modeling and training, and community support programs. She has worked as a classroom teacher, athletic coach, assistant principal, and principal in middle and high schools.
“It’s a dream come true to come back home and be able to serve the community that helped make me the person I am today,” Dr. MD said with a smile. “My family is here. My nieces and nephews are students in our schools. This is where my heart is. I want Warren County to have the best public schools for all our children. I’m excited to be the next Superintendent, so we continue the transformational work we started at the beginning of this school year.”
Since rejoining Warren County Schools in August, Dr. MD has significantly impacted how the district analyzes student and teacher performance data and how we’re training teachers and administrators to improve student instruction. She’s also tweaked internal processes for better efficiency and collaboration and worked to strengthen trust and engagement in the community.
“It’s energizing to have someone from Warren County leading our schools,” Chair Lehman added. “Warren County is a special place. There’s a unique bond when you grow up here. Our students can be inspired seeing someone who started out just like them lead such a happy and successful life and come back home to help others achieve their dreams as well.”
Dr. Montague-Davis received her undergraduate degree from Elizabeth City State University in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. She earned a Master of Education in School Administration in 1991 from The University of Maryland at College Park and a Doctoral Degree in Educational Leadership from Gardner-Webb University in 2017.
She is a member of United Way Women United Executive Board and Chair of the Membership Committee, Vice-President of the Greater Triad ECSU Alumni Chapter, a member of the Education Foundation for Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools, and a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Since returning to Warren County in August, she has rejoined her home church, Bethlehem Baptist, in Wise. She also serves on the Warren County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) and the Warren County Economic Development Board.
Dr. MD is married to Garrett Davis, CEO of Gdavis Production and Films. She has a bonus daughter, Brittany and bonus son, Nelson and two bonus grandsons, Ace and Win.
The public is invited to learn more about Sledge Institute’s innovative approach to education, including project-based learning, place-based education, global education, competency-based education, post-secondary readiness, and all-inclusive wellness for every student. The info session will take on Tuesday, January 21, from 5:30pm-6:30pm at the Warren County Memorial Library in Warrenton, NC.
Parents and prospective students will have an opportunity to meet the team, ask questions, and explore how the Sledge Institute can support your child’s success. Families will also be able to apply on-site for the 2025-2026 academic year.
For more information about the Sledge Institute, visit their website at SledgeInstitute.org.
Education
ALL SMILES: Dr. Carol Montague-Davis Meet + Greet (Photos)
Check out the photos to see who stopped by Dr. MD’s Meet and Greet!
You’re never fully dressed without a smile. – “Annie” and Dr. Carol Montague-Davis
If that is the case, people who attended the meet and greet for Interim Superintendent Dr. Carol Montague-Davis were dressed to the nines! Warren County Schools hosted a well attended event for the community to meet or become reacquainted with “Dr. MD.”
Check out the photos below to see who stopped by!
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LaVerne G.
February 25, 2022 at 5:31 pm
You are doing great work. I am so proud of you.
Crystal
February 25, 2022 at 6:06 pm
💙💙💙
Freddie Putney, Jr.
February 26, 2022 at 9:51 am
Awesome!!!!!!!!
Congratulations, Dr. Moseley!!!!
Freddie Putney, Jr.
Durham, North Carolina.
26 February 2022.
Raq
February 27, 2022 at 11:19 am
Wow, it would have NEVER happened at a PWI!! Black man with minimum experience be head of a PWI?? Never. Privilege, we can’t have anything with THEM trying to capitalize us. It will backfire.