| Duplin
County is a rural county located in the southeastern portion of
North Carolina. It is the seventh largest county in the state with
a land area of 822 square miles. Jones, Lenoir, Onslow, Sampson,
Pender, and Wayne counties border Duplin County.
The county has a low population
density with approximately 43,379 citizens. The county has small
towns and communities with no town having a population greater
than 3,381. Duplin County has a per capita personal income of
$20,574, ranking fifty-eighth among 100 counties. ((State Financial
Data, 2000-, Statistical Research and Data Center/Financial and
Personal Services)
Duplin County Schools serve 8,405
students in fifteen schools grades K-12. The school population
is 37% black, 48% white, 14% Hispanic and 1% other. School grade
configuration patterns are (1) four K-5 schools, (2) three K-8
schools, (3) one K-6, (4) three 6-8 schools, (5) one 7-12 school,
and (6) three 9-12 schools. The dropout rate for Duplin County
Schools is 4.01% for grades 7-12.
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| School |
Principal |
Phone |
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(252) 568-3487 |
Beulaville
Elementary |
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(910) 298-3171 |
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(910) 289-3323 |
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(910) 285-3476 |
E.E. Smith
Middle |
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(910) 296-0309 |
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(910) 298-4535 |
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(910) 293-4218 |
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(910) 296-1647 |
North Duplin
Elementary |
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(919) 658-2931 |
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(919) 658-3051 |
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(910) 293-2068 |
Rose Hill-Magnolia
Elementary |
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(910) 289-3667 |
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(910) 285-7183 |
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(910) 285-7501 |
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(910) 293-3121 |
Warsaw
Middle |
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(910) 293-7997 |
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