Moore County Education Bond Referendum
Moore County Voters will get an opportunity to vote on allowing Moore County to issue General Obligation Bonds for educational capital projects for Moore County Schools and Sandhills Community College.
Early Voting: April 19- May 5
Election Day: May 8
Click here for information on the 2018 School-College Bond Referendums, https://www.moorecountync.gov/bonds
Moore County Schools Presents: Building Engineers in K-5 Classrooms
Come join us and over 240 K-5 students on May 4th, 2018, as they showcase their engineering and programming skills, solving challenging problems in real time! For more information and to register: www.moorerobotics.com/may4
Moore County Schools FY 2019 Operating Budget
The Moore County Board of Education is asking the public to provide input on its proposed operating budget for FY 2019.
Comments will be collected through Friday, April 6 and will be presented to the Board of Education at its April Work Session on Monday, April 9. The Board of Education will vote on the final budget on April 16, after which it will be presented to the County Board of Commissioners for its approval on Tuesday, June 19, 2018. Click here to access the feedback form or click on the icon below.
Click here for a PowerPoint presentation of the FY 2019 operating budget.
For a video of the March 5, 2018, presentation of the FY 2019 operating budget to the School Board, follow the instructions below:
1. Click here for part 1 of the video, starting at 2:45:40
2. Click here for part 2 of the video, starting at the beginning
MCS Launches New District App
As part of its continuing effort to promote engagement among its students, parents, staff and the community, Moore County Schools has launched a new app with features that allow users to connect with the district as well as with individual schools with ease and efficiency. Click here for more information.
2017-18 School Calendar (Spanish)
The official school calendars for the 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 school years have been posted. Printable PDFs are available at this link. Printed versions will also be distributed to all students at the beginning of the 2017-2018 term.
The School Calendar Committee, consisting of parents, teachers and staff, appreciates the feedback from the community provided during the comment period in January. The school calendar feedback survey garnered 325 responses and 117 comments. The committee was able to make several suggested adjustments to the calendar based on that feedback, within the limits as set by the General Assembly. To review those school calendar requirements as set by the General Assembly, please visit the Legislation Summary.
NC School Report Cards for the 2016-17 School Year
The NC School Report Cards website,www.ncpublicschools.org/src, allows the community to access a variety of information about each public school alongside district and state information. The individual school Report Cards include school contact information, school and class/course sizes, student performance data (disaggregated), teacher qualifications and credentials, attendance, statistics on school technology and school safety figures. The district and each individual school provides links to their NC School Report Card on their respective webpages. - More -
Area I Elementary School
The new Area I elementary school will alleviate overcrowding at Sandhills Farm Life and Vass-Lakeview elementary schools. The 113,772 sq. ft. facility will have a capacity for 800 students from kindergarten through the 5th grade. -More -
New Aberdeen Elementary School
The new Aberdeen elementary school will replace the aging Aberdeen primary school and Aberdeen elementary school buildings. The 117,693 sq. ft. facility will have a capacity for 800 students from kindergarten through the 5th grade. - More -
