Dr. Roslyn Moffitt

Dr. Roslyn Moffitt is a veteran educator with over thirty years of education experience.
She received a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Winston-Salem State
University, a Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction from Delaware State University, and
administrative licensure from Appalachian State University and completed doctoral
studies at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Additionally, she has worked
as a Coordinating teacher and Parent Involvement Coordinator for the Title I program
with Wake County (NC) Public Schools and as an Instructional Specialist for
Montgomery County (MD) Public Schools, Office of Family and Community
Partnerships, coordinating district-wide programs to increase family engagement. She
has served as the Director of Curriculum and Instruction and Title I for the North
Carolina Adult Corrections and Juvenile Educational Services system, where one of her
initiatives was to provide educational resources for parents of adjudicated youth. She
has also served as the Director of Title I/Family and Community Engagement for the
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (NC). Her duties included ensuring families in
transition and students in foster care received appropriate services. In 2019, Ms. Moffitt
was awarded the State Leadership Award from the National Association of Federal
Program Administrators. She is currently a Family and Community Engagement
consultant.