24-Year-Old Kenneth Gorham Appointed as Youngest Principal in North Carolina
Expressing his initial reservations about his age and experience, Kenneth, who turns 25 next week, acknowledged that his journey has been unique. Having previously worked as a school teacher and instructional coach, he brings a wealth of educational background to his role as principal.
AKACHI NOEL 
Kenneth Gorham, a 24-year-old graduate of Political Science from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, has achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the youngest-ever school principal in North Carolina, United States. His recent appointment places him as the head of Movement Middle School in Charlotte.
Expressing his initial reservations about his age and experience, Kenneth, who turns 25 next week, acknowledged that his journey has been unique. Having previously worked as a school teacher and instructional coach, he brings a wealth of educational background to his role as principal.
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On Instagram, Kenneth shared his gratitude for the opportunity, stating, "At 24 years old, God has favored me with such a unique calling; to lead, inspire, and foster a school environment that truly loves and values children."
Superintendent Jenika Mullen commended Kenneth's leadership competencies, emphasizing that he is someone people want to follow and be inspired by. Kenneth attributes his success to the prayers of his mother, expressing deep appreciation for her unwavering support.
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Since assuming the role of principal, Kenneth has focused on supporting students in their goals and has become a source of inspiration for both students and parents. He emphasizes the importance of empowering children to challenge societal perceptions and change narratives every single day.
Kenneth Gorham aims to lead by example and make a positive impact on the students at Movement School, using his position as a black male educator to empower children and challenge societal stereotypes.
