Victoria Lunetta Creamer is a veteran North Carolina public school educator with nearly three decades of experience. Beginning her career in 1997, she served as a middle school math teacher before shifting her focus to school administration. Dr. Creamer has since served as a principal in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools and in Durham Public Schools, where she is the current principal of Creekside Elementary School. In 2021, she was recognized for her work as the DPS Principal of the Year.
A staunch advocate for public education, Dr. Creamer is particularly interested in the intersection of school leadership and education policy. She is a 2025 graduate of the North Carolina Public School Forum’s Education Policy Fellowship Program and has continued her involvement with the group as a mentor to emerging education advocates. She is also engaged in efforts to strengthen public education policy and elevate the voices of educators and school leaders in conversations about the future of North Carolina’s schools.
Dr. Creamer holds an undergraduate degree in education and a masters degree in school administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She earned her doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Pennsylvania.
Beyond her professional work, Dr. Creamer is the proud parent of two North Carolina public school graduates. She continues to bring both the perspective of an educator and the perspective of a public school parent to her work advocating for students, educators, families, and communities across North Carolina.