Sixth Grade

Mrs. Brackett is a native of the South. She likes reading, learning and playing with her grandson and her pets.

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Mr. Mitchell is Franklinton Middle's 6th-grade math teacher. Holding a Bachelor's of Science in Economics from Fort Hays State University, his journey has been a blend of academia, sports, and finance. Throughout college, he had the privilege of playing soccer, an experience that instilled in him discipline, teamwork, and a passion for the athletics. Subsequently, he took on the role of a soccer coach for NBT, where he further honed his skills in leadership and mentorship. Prior to embarking on his teaching career, he worked as a financial analyst, sharpening his analytical and problem-solving abilities—skills he is eager to impart to the students of Franklin County.

Outside the classroom, he is an enthusiast of the outdoors and adventure. From surfing to snowboarding, biking to paddle boarding, he believes in the power of active learning and engaging with the world around us. It's his hope that by bringing a wealth of diverse experiences into math lessons, he can make the subject more relatable and engaging for everyone.

He is looking forward to the opportunity to make a positive impact on our next generation of thinkers!

Sharonda Crudup has dedicated more than 15 years to the field of education, including a year of service with Juvenile Justice. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and is certified in Early Childhood Education and Secondary Education. As a proud graduate of Franklin County Schools, Ms. Crudup is especially honored to give back by teaching in the very community that helped shape her.

With a strong passion for working with adolescents, Ms. Crudup is committed to supporting every student, regardless of their past experiences, and believes in helping them reach their fullest potential. Beyond the classroom, she is a devoted mother of four active children and continues to find meaningful ways to engage, encourage, and inspire both her students and her own family.

Mr. Calderon, is a fourth-year Social Studies teacher at Franklinton Middle School. A native of Caguas, Puerto Rico, Mr. Calderon served in the US Army for 21 years in various roles, including instructor, operations and logistics. He also served in support for Operation Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. After retirement, he moved to Franklinton, North Carolina, and worked at the Butner Federal Medical Center. However, after a short time, he decided to pursue his passion for teaching history. In his free time, Mr. Calderon enjoys swimming at the pool, visiting the beach, camping, traveling, and off-roading with his wife.

Mr. Calderon is married to Mrs. Jean Bruno, a BSN, RN, and has four adult children.

Mr. Calderon’s vision for the classroom is to educate the next generation of students about the fundamental principles of humanity and how its past development has shaped the current civilization. He aims to demonstrate how inventions and ideas from the past compare to the challenges of today.