Moore County Schools works closely with Fort Bragg to ensure military-connected students are supported as they transition in and out of the school district. Our schools offer support through Military Family Life Counselors, Student-2-Student Programs, and a District Military Liaison. Additionally, all of our schools are designated Purple Star Schools and have made a commitment to providing transitioning student support, military specific professional development for staff, and honor the Interstate Compact for Educational Opportunity for Military Children.
Moore County Schools provides district level military student support through our Military Liaison, Mrs. Rollie Sampson. Mrs. Sampson assists inbound and outbound families, oversees programs that support military-connected students, provides professional development for staff, and manages the Impact Aid Program. She also facilitates our Military Family Advisory Council and plans the annual Military Family Forum.
Mrs. Sampson is 1 of 5 Military Liaison Counselors in North Carolina and participates on several military advisory boards including the NC Military Affairs Commission's Quality of Life Committee. She is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in NC and works closely with our school counselors, social workers, and psychologist assist with behavioral health support for our military-connected students. She is also a military family member and has spent her entire life connected to the Army as a military children, veteran, and military spouse. Her children graduated from Pinecrest High School and attend college in NC.
For more information about military student support and programs, visit our Military Family Resources page or follow the MCS Military Family Connection Facebook page.
If you have additional questions, please contact Ms. Rollie Sampson, Moore County School system's District Military Liaison, at 910.947.2976.