Dr. Lauren Lampron is passionate about advancing leadership excellence within North Carolina’s schools. With experience spanning secondary education, school administration, graduate-level instruction, curriculum development, community involvement, and leadership coaching, she is devoted to cultivating the next generation of transformative educational leaders. Her role as Director of the North Carolina Principal Fellows Program, which prepares and supports aspiring school leaders across the state, reflects her deep commitment to developing leaders who create meaningful learning opportunities for all students.
As a first-generation college student, Dr. Lampron earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from West Chester University and completed her teaching credentials through East Carolina University. She also holds a Master of School Administration and a Doctor of Education from North Carolina State University. Her dedication to education is rooted in the belief that strong school leadership has the power to transform schools, strengthen communities, and create meaningful change.