School Board Candidates Participate in Second Forum
Candidates for the Moore County Board of Education all say that they want safe learning environments, small class sizes and ample resources made available to students and teachers.
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Candidates for the Moore County Board of Education all say that they want safe learning environments, small class sizes and ample resources made available to students and teachers.
The past year’s increase in Moore County Schools’ enrollment has not been a fluke, and researchers from N.C. State University expect the number of students in public schools to grow
The Pilot’s Sept. 28 editorial (“Police Upgrade Due for Schools”) correctly identifies inadequate security preparedness and manpower in Moore County public schools as a matter of urgency.
The Moore County Board of Education has pledged $560,000 toward expanding its police force.
The Moore County Board of Education this week delayed action on a $4 million list of building repairs and renovations after board member David Hensley suggested that the work could