Stedman, N.C. — Two Cumberland County school employees were involved in a collision Wednesday afternoon in Stedman.
Kenneth Earl Hancock Jr., an assistant principal at Reid Ross Classical School, was killed when his motorcycle hit a truck driven by Sandra Autry Wrench, a secretary at Stedman Elementary School.
According to the state Highway Patrol, Hancock swerved into Wrench's lane and the two vehicles collided head-on. Hancock was killed instantly.
Wrench was treated for minor injuries.
Hancock, a former member of the staff at Terry Sanford High School, started work at Ross July 21.
A school spokeswoman said the Terry Sanford football team would dedicate Friday's game to Hancock's memory.
Cumberland educator killed in crash
RELATED TOPICS: Terry Sanford High, Stedman, Cumberland County
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