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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.
You think the Moore County Board of Education’s business meetings have been overrun by politics this year? We haven’t seen anything yet.
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.
Students and employees of Moore County’s public schools will be required to wear face coverings indoors until at least the end of September.