North Carolina's Superintendent of Public Instruction

North Carolina's Superintendent of Public Instruction: Meet the Candidates
The candidates for North Carolina's Superintendent of Public Instruction in 2024 are Mo Green and Michele Morrow.
North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction Results 2024
View the 2024 North Carolina election for superintendent of public instruction, including live results and maps by county.
North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction race results: Mo Green vs. Michele Morrow
Will Guilford Co. Schools’ former superintendent Maurice “Mo” Green become North Carolina's next Superintendent of Public Instruction as he goes up against Michele Morrow? Get the latest election results here as they come in Tuesday night.
Candidate profile: Michele Morrow is running for North Carolina state superintendent of public instruction
Next month, North Carolina will elect either Republican Michele Morrow or Democrat Mo Green to be North Carolina’s next state superintendent. In the primary, incumbent North
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2024 Election Day: Polls soon open across North Carolina
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Election 2024: Your guide to statewide races in North Carolina
There are several high-stakes races for statewide positions in North Carolina. Learn more about the candidates.
Candidate profile: Mo Green is running for North Carolina state superintendent of public instruction
Maurice “Mo” Green has not been a county schools superintendent for a few years, but some of the issues he dealt with when he ran the state’s third-largest school system in Guilford County remain, and he now wants to run the state’s public school system to see if he can rectify them.
LIVE RESULTS: North Carolina to elect new state superintendent of public instruction
The new superintendent of North Carolina’s public schools will be decided this election day in a race that garnered national attention. Background Former Guilford County School’s superintendent Maurice “Mo” Green was the Democratic candidate for the race.
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North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Pilots Future-Ready Skills Program with $3.9 Million Federal Grant
NCDPI received a $3.9 million grant to integrate 'durable skills' into student assessments across North Carolina.
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She made a ‘joke’ about Obama’s execution. Now she’s running to lead North Carolina schools — and could win.
Stumping for Vice President Kamala Harris in North Carolina, former President Barack Obama took a break from discussing ...
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Column: A vote for Michele Morrow is a vote for the destruction of N.C. public schools
"Parents, Morrow should scare you. This far-right bigot may indeed have the premier role in deciding if your child is brought ...
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NC General Assembly passes millions more in Helene funding, but it won't be the last of it
The funds are to be allocated to five core sections listed below. Education: About $101 million would go to the North ...
Helene: Avery, Yancey schools still closed in 5th week of recovery
Now in the fifth week of recovery after Hurricane Helene struck North Carolina, schools in Avery and Yancey counties are ...