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The Moore County Board of Education is digging deep into its savings in an attempt to carry out the goals it set much earlier this year.

Moore County Schools will use COVID-19 relief funds to pay stipends to elementary teachers who complete required reading training over the next two years.

Student meal prices in Moore County Schools will be reinstated at the 2019 rates when schools reopen at the end of the month.

Moore County Schools is now prepared to start using updated social studies standards for elementary and middle schools that were due to go into effect a year ago.

Moore County Schools administrators are asking the board to redirect some of the district’s COVID-19 relief funding to cover shortfalls in its local budget for the upcoming year.

The printed word is a powerful tool to inform and entertain. Books are places where imaginations can soar and opinions are often formed. While communities have seen pitched battles about

In the wake of the latest school shooting to make national headlines, Moore County Schools Police department is ramping up training activities and asking to hire more officers.

The Moore County Board of Education can’t prevent the widening of N.C. 211 from encroaching on the West End Elementary campus, but it decided this week to push for a

Now that southern Moore County boasts four new elementary schools, the school board is shifting its focus to the elementary and middle schools in Union Pines’ attendance area for the

Efforts to remove books from Moore County Schools’ campus libraries continue on despite the school board’s split vote in March to keep “George” on the shelves at McDeeds Creek Elementary