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April 23, 2023
Most Moore County Schools students will be assigned four handwritten book reports annually, likely starting next school year, at the behest of the Board of Education.
April 20, 2023
ATLANTA — EPI-USE, a groupelephant.com business and one of the world’s leading SAP specialists, announced today that it has signed a strategic collaboration…
April 19, 2023
CARTHAGE, N.C. (WNCN) — The Moore County School Board Monday night approved a controversial school policy called the “Parents Bill of Rights.” It’s a policy modeled after North Carolina State Senate Bill 49 which involves the LGBTQ community. Under the policy, school staff must inform parents if their child requests a name or pronoun change. […]
April 19, 2023
/PRNewswire/ -- Robert Levy Associates and Solid Asset Solutions have been retained by the Secured Party to sell assets from 11 locations across the USA....
April 18, 2023
The new policy mandates that teachers ask a student's parents for permission before referring to students by their "preferred names and pronouns."
April 18, 2023
Moore County Schools staff will be required to notify transgender students’ families before addressing them by new pronouns, or any name other than recorded in official records, under a new
April 18, 2023
Moore County Schools staff will be required to notify transgender students’ families before addressing them by new pronouns or any name other than recorded in official records under a new
April 14, 2023
North Carolina is completely retooling its approach to teaching reading skills in the elementary grades with an extensive educator retraining program based on phonics.
April 12, 2023
The policy, called the Parents' Bill of Rights, will be up for a vote at next week's Moore County School Board meeting.
April 11, 2023
The Moore County Board of Education, having added in a few new priorities, is set to ask the Board of Commissioners for a $3 million funding increase for the coming