Bertie High School | |
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Address | |
716 US Highway 13N [1] , 27983 United States | |
Coordinates | 35°56′46″N76°57′28″W / 35.9462°N 76.9579°W Coordinates: 35°56′46″N76°57′28″W / 35.9462°N 76.9579°W |
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Type | Public |
School district | Bertie County Schools |
Superintendent | Catherine Edmonds |
CEEB code | 344392 |
Principal | Martha Davis |
Faculty | 84 (2014) |
Number of students | 705 (2018) |
Color(s) | Blue and white |
Team name | Falcons |
Website | bertie |
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