Pearson, Ragan

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Welcome to Mrs. Pearson's Class!!!

 "Great minds discuss ideas; strong minds discuss events; small minds discuss people." ~ Eleanor Roosevelt

Meet Mrs. Pearson....

My name is Ragan Pearson and I am the Chair of the History Department. After I graduated from Hobbton High School, I attended the University of North Carolina at Wilmington where I obtained a Bachelor of Arts in History and Masters of Arts in Teaching History. Five years after I began teaching, I obtained my school administrative license. I have been teaching American History at Hobbton High School for over two decades. Along with American History, I teach AP US History, AP Government and Politics and the Holocaust & Genocide elective. I believe that one of the best ways for students to connect with history is to visit historical sites. For the past fifteen years, I have acquired roughly $40,000 to take students on historical excursions...both within the state of North Carolina and surrounding places like Washington D.C., Monticello, Mount Vernon, and Colonial Williamsburg.

You may contact me through Class Dojo (codes can be found in Google Classroom) or via email rpearson@sampson.k12.nc.us

Students and parents need to join Dojo, Google Classroom, and the class Facebook page.

Links

 FB group: Mrs. Pearson's Class 

 AP GoPo

https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/ap-united-states-government-and-politics

https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/ap-united-states-government-and-politics/2023-24-updates

APUSH

https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/digitalServices/pdf/ap/ap-united-states-history-course-framework.pdf

https://www.apushslides.com/

All class syllabi are linked in your student's Google Classroom.

Remind codes for your student's class are located in Google Classroom.

Fall 2026 Schedule

1st block - Honors American History

2nd block - planning

3rd block - APUSH

4th block - American History

Spring 2027 Schedule

1st block - APUSH

2nd block - Holocaust & Genocide

3rd block - planning

4th block - American History