Since 2004, school officials in North Carolina tell legislators they cannot possibly get end of semester exams administered prior to the Christmas Break because of the school calendar law. However, a closer look at local school calendars reveals school systems have every opportunity to get it done. 

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A teacher’s job does not end on the last day of school. That’s when they start their second job. 

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Sports wagering in NC tops year-end revenue estimates

Rep Jason Saine announces he’s resigning from the NCGA. I’ll take that bourbon on the rocks to-go please. 

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A third school district is being challenged by parents for its illegal calendar. There’s no legal difference from the previous calendar challenge that was ruled void and unenforceable by a Superior Court Judge.    

Judge’s order prompts Carteret County Schools to hold a special meeting to adopt a new school calendar that complies with state law.

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North Carolina wins big when Pinehurst hosts the US Open. Four more on the books.  

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Carteret County Board of Education unanimously votes to appeal judge’s ruling on illegal calendar and influential State Senator weighs-in.

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