My name is Hunter Credle and I have taught for 29 years and almost all of this time, 6th grade.  I grew up in Wilmington, NC and graduated from NC State University.  

In 1998 I helped start Kestrel Height Charter school and stayed there for 19 years.  I have been at Voyager for the last 7 years.  In addition to teaching, I have coached for all my years of teaching, plus more.  I have coached basketball, soccer, frisbee, track and field, cross country, tennis, golf, swimming, and anything else sports related.

Mrs. Daugherty is a graduate of Meredith College and is the sixth grade Exceptional Children's teacher. She has a passion for working with students and advocating for what they need to be successful in the classroom. She and her husband are Disney enthusiasts! Mrs. Daugherty has 4 daughters, two attending Voyager in 11th and 12th grades.

Hello and welcome to Mrs. Jackman's 6th grade science class! I am so glad you are here and I am looking forward to getting to know you all better over the next few weeks! I absolutely love teaching science and when I'm not in the classroom, you can find me running along the Eno, traveling or hanging out with my family and friends.  

I've been in the classroom for 19 years since graduating from Appalachian State University (Go 'Neers!). I joined the sixth grade team at Voyager in 2008 and in 2021 I made the switch from teaching Science to Core Connections. I love that this class lends itself to creating purposeful, engaging and exciting projects that join core knowledge to art, technology, and real world connections. Seeing students come alive and explore their passions in meaningful ways is what fuels me! When I'm not teaching I enjoy spending time with my husband and 3 awesomely rambunctious kids, traveling, hiking, doing photography, and sipping iced coffee.

Hey everyone, I am Mrs. Morrow! Over the past ten years I have worked extensively with nonprofits that served families and youth and made my way into education when I saw the key to success in life is the ability to read and set goals yourself. If you can read, you are free. In ELA, we have the opportinity to read texts that take us to familiar or new worlds, help us see our differences are actually our greatest strengths, and have discussions about our dreams for our lives and communities. When I am not teaching, I am spending quality time with my family, reading, gardening, or being in nature. I look forward to having a transformative year with everyone!

In a nutshell: routine and varied, old school and new school, history and community, in a blender of projects and polished outcomes.

I LOVE teaching. My goal is to get our students to think like a historian; to look at multiple sides of a story and learn about the perspectives of different sides during the same event. More importantly, I work to teach students to support one another as we build a creative and deep thinking community.

I'm also a mom (my kids are in 6th and 8th grade at Voyager), I'm a runner, teacher (21 years), and reading enthusiast! I read 15 books this summer. Also, I am learning to play bongos and footbag (hacky sack). I was a French teacher for 11 years and am fluent in French.