Greta Fletcher obtained a Bachelor of Arts in History/Secondary Education from Montreat College, a Master of Arts in Secondary Education from Western Carolina University, and a Master of Library and Information Studies from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. In December 2017, she became a National Board Certified Teacher.

 

Greta began her career as a Social Studies Teacher at McDowell High School. After obtaining her M.L.I.S. degree she was a secondary and elementary Media Coordinator at McDowell High School, Glenwood Elementary and Old Fort Elementary. Greta was a Media Specialist/Digital Lead Teacher for Asheville City Schools Preschool and  Asheville Primary School, the first public Montessori school in Western North Carolina, prior to returning to Old Fort Elementary  as the school's Media Specialist/Digital Lead Teacher (DLT)/STEM Facilitator.

 

Greta and her husband enjoy living in Old Fort where they are often found working on various landscaping projects, enjoying the outdoors, and being active with their families and church community.

 

 

"My personal mission is to help all individuals develop into ethical, independent, lifelong learners who will share love, knowledge, power and blessings with others. I enjoy working with people of all ages and backgrounds. I rely heavily on my undergraduate and graduate backgrounds in history/social studies education and my natural love of nature and science to help each individual become equipped to access resources needed for a productive life in which they are citizens contributing to the overall well-being of mankind. I want to see each person with whom I work to develop a strong self-esteem and know that with experience and determination, he/she can achieve success."

                                                                                                                                                  - Greta W. Fletcher