<div>KENANSVILLE — Nearly 50 years after beginning his career in Duplin County classrooms, Claudius Morrisey is stepping away from the Duplin County Board of Education, closing a chapter of service that has taken him through some of the school system’s most important leadership roles.Morrisey’s resignation was announced during the board’s regularly scheduled meeting Nov. 5.His connection to Duplin County Schools dates back to September 1978. What began as a career in education grew into decades of service in roles across the district, from teacher and coach to assistant principal, principal and work in student support services.He later brought that experience to the district’s governing board, joining the Duplin County Board of Education in 2016.In announcing his departure, the school system highlighted not only Morrisey’s professional contributions but also the personal qualities that shaped his relationships with colleagues.The district described him as a leader whose “humility, kindness, and thoughtful leadership” earned him the respect and admiration of those who worked with him. His influence, the announcement noted, extended beyond his various positions, with his “steady presence, wisdom, and compassionate approach to leadership” leaving a lasting mark on the school system.The Board of Education and Superintendent Daren Tyndall also recognized Morrisey’s commitment to the students, employees and families he served throughout his career.“While his presence and leadership will certainly be missed, his contributions to Duplin County Schools will not be forgotten,” the district’s announcement stated.After nearly 50 years in education and a decade on the school board, Morrisey leaves behind a long record of service to the Duplin County school community. District leaders extended their thanks and wished him well in his future endeavors.</div>

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KENANSVILLE — Nearly 50 years after beginning his career in Duplin County classrooms, Claudius Morrisey is stepping away from the Duplin County Board of Education, closing a chapter of service that has taken him through some of the school system’s most important leadership roles. Morrisey’s resignation was announced...

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KENANSVILLE — Nearly 50 years after beginning his career in Duplin County classrooms, Claudius Morrisey is stepping away from the Duplin County Board of Ed

Longtime Duplin schools leader steps down

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