Sixth Grade

Iris is a graduate of Barton College. She has been in the education field for 28 years.

Cecelia is born and raised in Franklin County. She graduated from BHS in 2001, and UNG in 2005. She is married, and has one child. She enjoys books, music, art, cooking, and spending time helping out in the community.

Mrs. Cotton-Dunston is a Franklin County native who graduated from Bunn High School in 2006. She attended East Carolina University where she received her bachelors degree in Elementary Education with a reading concentration (K-12). She began her teaching career in 2012 at Bunn Middle School as a reading teacher and then transitioned to a 6th grade math teacher. She is currently teaching Foundations of Math 1 at Bunn High School. She is apart of the Franklin County Math Ambassador team and also served as a mentor teacher to beginning teachers in her building. She enjoys spending time with her husband and two children.

She graduated from East Carolina University. She has 32 years of experience with over 18 years in Franklin County. She loves teaching!

Drawing from a distinguished career in public service and education, Mr. Davis brings a wealth of leadership and diverse experience to any challenge. After serving ten years as a Sergeant of Marines, where he developed a foundation of discipline, strategic thinking, and teamwork, he transitioned to law enforcement. For the next decade, Mr. Davis served as a police detective, honing investigative skills and a deep understanding of complex systems.

Following a successful tenure in law enforcement, Mr. Davis dedicated fifteen years to shaping young minds as a public school teacher. During this time, he demonstrated versatility, instructing a wide range of subjects including science, business, social studies, and English Language Arts. This period solidifie he passion for education and a commitment to student growth. He then spent an additional ten years as a public school assistant principal, where he played a pivotal role in school administration, curriculum development, and fostering a positive and productive learning environment. After retiring, he came back to public education as a middle school science teacher.

Mrs. Moore is a proud native of Franklin County. Mrs. Moore has been a part of the Franklin County School family since 2006. She is passionate about education and committed to helping students grow both academically and personally. With years of experience and dedication, she strives to create a supportive and engaging learning environment where every student can succeed. Mrs. Moore is married with two wonderful children.

Mr. Olivares is a Franklin County native and Bunn Middle & NC State alumnus who is excited about Social Studies and this year at Bunn Middle. Mr. Olivares has taught 6th and 7th grade at BMS and is interested in all parts of history, in addition to civics, coin collecting, and space.

Nicole Sheldon is a college graduate earning a bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education and a master's degree from Gardner Webb University. Her educational career has extended for over 20 years. She enjoys sports and sleep.