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The board member of North Carolina Victual Academy (NCVA) are committed to empowering our school community and providing students with the high-quality learning experiences.

  

Chairman of the Board

Steven L. Moody | Chairman

Steven Moody is an educator with a doctorate (EdD) in curriculum and instruction who will provide his vast skills, experience, and knowledge of school education programs, management, finance, education law, and community outreach to NCVA. He is currently assistant education director/principal of Foothills Correctional Institution in Morganton, North Carolina. From 2002 to 2013, he headed the education department at Western Youth Institution, a prison youth facility that was combined with Foothills. He facilitates an education program averaging 350 juvenile offenders daily, offering curriculum that includes early literacy and ABE programs, GED and freshmen level college courses, and introductory vocational classes. He supervises a staff of 32 certified educators providing special education, core curriculum, and Title I services, as well as numerous GED and vocational instructors from Western Piedmont Community College. He designed and implemented expansion of the curriculum to include more vocational classes, employment and transitional skills classes, and remedial reading.

Prior to moving to North Carolina, Steven was principal of First Baptist Christian School; Mishawaka, Indiana, from 1997 to 2001. He assisted and supervised faculty and staff in the day-to-day operations of the school including providing marketing information and promotional needs to the public; coordinating a parent support organization; communicating organizational needs and desires with church boards; implementing policy; assisting teachers with implementing curriculum; maintaining discipline by counseling students and contacting parents; and observing and evaluating faculty.

His professional education career began as a teacher and curriculum coordinator at Trinity Christian School in Concord, New Hampshire, from 1985 to 1993. While at Trinity Christian School, he developed and implemented lesson plans for a multi-grade classroom and school technology program for computer literacy; evaluated students regularly maintaining accurate student records; communicated with parents and students as needed; created and operated a cost-saving curriculum rotation at various levels; selected textbooks and coordinated book orders; developed scheduling for grades 7–12; and maintained contacts and communication with the community on a Chamber of Commerce business partnership committee.

Steven has presented numerous workshops and published numerous papers addressing education issues, including juvenile offenders, literacy, student self-esteem, alternative assessment, community building, community resources, and high school reform.

He is currently serving as chairman of the board at New Dimensions Charter School; at-large-member of the Burke County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council; and member of the Burke County Crime Prevention Council. He recently served on the North Carolina Youth Accountability Task Force/Legislative Study Group (2000—2010) and Burke County Red Cross board of directors (2004—2006).

Steven earned an EdD in curriculum and instruction from the University of Virginia in 2002 as well as an MS in educational administration (1993), and BS in elementary education (1985) from Bob Jones University. He is also certified in the state of North Carolina in the areas of school administration, curriculum specialist, elementary education, and preK–6.

Members of the School Board

Sara W. C. Struhs | Vice Chairman of the Board

Sara Struhs has an extensive history working education and government. She most recently worked as a private contractor for the Foundation for Excellence in Education as the director of professional development. In 2002, Sara served under Governor Jeb Bush in various capacities. She was senior staff, director of professional development in the executive office of the governor, the executive director of the gubernatorial fellows program, and the transition team leader and legacy project lead. She served as the special advisor to the secretary of education in the Florida Department of Education from 2001–2002.

Brenda Robertson

Brenda Robertson is a veteran teacher with 30 plus years in public school education. She has worked as a classroom teacher in Goldsboro City Schools, Wayne County, Onslow County, and currently works for Duplin County. Earning her BS in education and master's degree in middle school from East Carolina, she also has an agricultural education certification from North Carolina State University. Brenda is a member of Alpha Delta Kappa, which is an international honorary organization for women educators. She is also a member of the Camp Lejeune Staff Wives Club.

Walter Martin

Walter Martin is a technology professional with more than 39 years of experience, including system operations, analysis, design, programming/coding, and application development. Presently, he is a systems analyst and senior manager at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, previously a senior applications developer at SAS Institute. Walter is a proud graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology where he earned a master's degree in computer science, and Clemson University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in chemistry. He is a talented musician performing in various ensembles including the Duke University Wind Symphony and advocates for musicianship as a founder, president, and member of the North Carolina Saxophone Ensemble.

Dr. Steven Peters

Dr. Steven Peters is director of psychology at Cherry Hospital in Goldsboro, North Carolina, a psychiatric hospital serving 38 counties. He is active on the executive leadership team developing strategic goals, policy development, and hospital administration. Steven is a forensic examiner for patients adjudicated as Incapable to Proceed and director of the hospital's Assaulted Staff Action Program. In addition to working for Cherry Hospital, he is associate professor of clinical medicine at Medical University of the Americas, and assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Saba University School of Medicine.

Steven is a proud graduate of Carson-Newman College, graduating Cum Laude with Honors in psychology. He has a Master of Arts from Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and a Doctor of Psychology from Illinois School of Professional Psychology, Chicago, Illinois.

He has been awarded the Psi Chi Service Award, Outstanding Student of Psychology, Psi Chi Award for Excellence in Psychological Research, YSN Lake County Service Award, and the Mental Health Association of Wayne County President's Award.

Dr. Ronald Kantor

Dr. Ronald Kantor is a transformational leader with a proven record maximizing the capabilities and performance of diverse human capital in a wide range of industries, including strategic management consulting, banking/financial services, cyber security education and policy, defense/security/intelligence, manufacturing, higher education, K–12 education, and retail. He has enabled organizations such as Bank of America, Department of Defense, National Security Agency, Booz Allen, Accenture, Bridgestone, and Caterpillar to improve the quality of their training through targeted evaluation and enhance the productivity, adaptability, and satisfaction of their global workforces. He has been involved in strategic consulting and evaluation services for clients working with N2N Services, Sweet Rush, E-Learning Mind, forMetris, EdCast, Core Axis, Mahindol University, and IQ4 Cybersecurity Workforce Alliance.

Mark Fleming

Mark Fleming is goal oriented and has a focus on leadership and innovation. Mark brings years of experience to the board. Previously he was the executive director for the Wake Forest Chamber of Commerce, vice president for North Carolina FreeEnterprise Foundation, and is currently president of Conservatives for Clean Energy. He has a Master of Business Administration from Campbell University, a Bachelor of Business Administration from Campbell University, and the Institute for Organizational Management, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Southeast Region.

Lisa Reaves Paige

Mrs. Lisa Reaves Paige brings over three decades of educational experience to the NCVA board. Throughout her career in serving in Wayne County Schools, she served as Business Teacher, Business and marketing Teacher, and Career Development Coordinator for special populations. Mrs. Paige is a proud mother and grandmother and a faithful leader in her church. She possesses a Bachelor of Science in Business Education and a Master of School Administration from East Carolina University.

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