Career & Technical Education (CTE)

Mrs. Ayers has been a Marketing & Business teacher since 2017. She joined Franklinton High School two years ago for the 2021-2022 school year. Prior to starting her teaching career, Mrs. Ayers spent 17 years as a marketing and sales professional, specializing in market development. She strives to bring her enthusiasm for marketing and her real life experiences into the classroom to inspire the next generation of marketing professionals. Mrs. Ayers has been married to her husband, Steven, for 29 years. They have two daughters who attend Franklin County Schools. One is a junior at FHS and the other is an 8th grader at Cedar Creek Middle School. In her free time, Mrs. Ayers enjoys traveling and spending time with her family.

I am Mr. Clarence Walker, a 1979 Franklinton HS graduate, and is a life-long resident of Franklin County. I came to FHS as a Lateral Entry Teacher in August 2002 with 26 years of experiences in the construction field, specializing in masonry. I attended St. Augustine’s College, now Saint Augustine's University, and completed my vocational teaching certification at Southwestern Community College. I have completed my NCCER certification in 2009 with certifications in Core Construction, My Role in the Green Environment, Weatherization and Masonry. I have been on the FHS and Cedar Creek Middle School coaching staff for the last 43 years, coaching several athletic teams as basketball, golf, tennis and track. I have been the FHS SkillsUSA advisor for over 20 years
I enjoy music, sports and helping others. I am here to my county and my community.

Mrs. Ward began teaching at Franklinton High school in 2021. She is a veteran teacher in Family and Consumer Science classes and has taught many of the classes offered in the FCS pathway throughout her teaching career. Since teaching is a second career for her, Mrs. Ward also brings corporate knowledge and experiences into the classroom to share with her students. Mrs. Ward currently teaches Culinary Arts and Hospitality I and II. What she loves most about teaching is seeing the confidence in her students grow as they learn new skills. In her spare time, Mrs. Ward loves spending time with her 2 adult children and helps run her family owned dairy here in Franklin County.

Kaley Moseley teaches Digital Media at Franklinton High School. She holds a BFA in Graphic Design from East Carolina University. With over a decade of professional experience, including a background in the printing industry, her expertise spans across branding, marketing materials, and digital design. Ms. Moseley’s portfolio showcases her versatility and adaptability as a designer, having successfully collaborated with a diverse array of clients and projects.
Today, Ms. Moseley is driven to utilize her industry experience to motivate and guide students, assisting them in uncovering their creative abilities and refining their design talents. This includes proficiency in professional-level software like Adobe's Creative Suite, including applications such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Premiere Pro.

Ms. Stevens was raised in western NY where she attended public schools. In addition to her formal degrees, she holds licensure add-on credentials for a CTE Coordinator in the areas of Instructional Management, Career Development and Special Populations.

Ms. Stevens began working in public education in 2013. Her prior work experience includes a combined total of 25 years in government, as an Instructor, Academic Advisor and Coordinator at a community college. Ms. Stevens served as past President of the Rotary Club and on the board of directors for Oswego Industries, which serves the developmentally disabled adult population.

In her spare time, she loves to kayak, garden, and hike, enjoys home projects/crafts, reads topics related to spirituality, health and nutrition, and spends time with family, friends and her dogs.

Ms. Stevens teaches Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel, and Entrepreneurship I and II. She is also the National Technical Honor Society Advisor at FHS. Ms. Stevens is grateful for the opportunity to serve students in the Franklin County School District.