Letter: Defending School Board Members
In her sanctimonious screed published in The Pilot on Oct. 13, Moore County Board of Education Chair Libby Carter opined, “If the last school board election didn’t show you how
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In her sanctimonious screed published in The Pilot on Oct. 13, Moore County Board of Education Chair Libby Carter opined, “If the last school board election didn’t show you how
Moore County Schools Superintendent Robert Grimesey will retire in January after more than seven years at the helm of the county’s public schools.
Students and staff at most public schools in North Carolina can get tested for COVID-19 on site, and at no cost, through the state’s testing program for K-12 schools.
This week I am once again heartened by the words and actions of Moore County School Board Chair Libby Carter. On Tuesday night, she exemplified professional, effective and steady leadership
To the surprise of no one who’s doing any building these days, the Moore County Board of Education may find itself needing to recalibrate its construction spending to absorb recent