Mr. Patel grew up in Greenville, North Carolina.  He attended Wake Forest University where he earned his Bachelor of Arts.  Upon graduating from Wake Forest, Mr. Patel began his career in education at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.  He earned his Master’s degree in Education from Winthrop University.  Over the years, he served as an administrator at three different schools spanning grades PreK through 12th grade.  Mr. Patel’s favorite part of being a principal includes reflecting on daily interactions with students, staff, and families to help drive the vision of Roberta Road Middle School so that our students can maximize their potential.

Mrs. Hauser grew up in Stokes County, North Carolina. She attended University of North Carolina at Charlotte as a North Carolina Teaching Fellow where she earned her Bachelor' degree in History, Secondary Education. Upon graduating she began her teaching career in Cabarrus County Schools. She earned her Master's of School Administration from Appalachian State University. 

She spent the last 12 years serving students and families in CCS at the Early College Program as a teacher and school administrator. Mrs. Hauser's favorite part of being an administrator is supporting students and staff to help them grow and be the best version of themselves. She firmly believes that through hard work and strong relationships we can change the world and leave it better than we found it.

Mrs. Harrington grew up in Cary, North Carolina. She attended the University of North Carolina at Charlotte where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education. She spent 6 years in Kannapolis City Schools working as a classroom teacher then principal intern. Mrs. Harrington is currently a North Carolina Principal Fellow earning her Master of School Administration degree at UNC Charlotte. Mrs. Harrington’s favorite part of being an administrator is supporting student to be their very best and become lifelong learners.

Mr. McClintock grew up in Dayton, OH.  He attended Ohio University where he earned his Bachelor of Science.  He then earned a Master’s Degree in Education from Winthrop University.  He has served as a teacher, Dean of Students, and Assistant Principal.  Mr. McClintock’s favorite part of being an administrator is helping students grow and develop into the best versions of themselves.