CHCCS Board of Ed Cites Discrimination, Rejects Language in New NC 'Parents' Bill of Rights' Policy
The CHCCS Board of Education recently took its first reading of policy changes to comply with Senate Bill 49 – and criticized the law.
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The CHCCS Board of Education recently took its first reading of policy changes to comply with Senate Bill 49 – and criticized the law.
OXFORD â Granville County school board members have their eyes on reducing the length of the boardâs six-year terms. The current term is unusual because a four-year term of office is the âdefaultâ for school boards in state law and what most school districts in North Carolina have at this point, said Eva DuBuisson, the Granville boardâs attorney. About a year ago, a proposal was brought to the board to bring Granvilleâs term length in line with that of its counterparts elsewhere. DuBuisson said she thinks the concern was six year terms requires a level of commitm...