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Stacey Davis walks into Board of Elections on Highland Drive, December 12, 2023, with a smile on her face and a mission in her heart for the betterment of Beaufort County Children and their tomorrow from what it seems today.
Stacey Davis walks into Board of Elections on Highland Drive, December 12, 2023, with a smile on her face and a mission in her heart for the betterment of Beaufort County Children and their tomorrow from what it seems today.
 
I wanted the Beaufort Observer Eastern NC Now readers to get a truthful and accurate statement after recent untruthful comments were posted by someone posing as me, Donald Shreve.
I wanted the Beaufort Observer Eastern NC Now readers to get a truthful and accurate statement after recent untruthful comments were posted by someone posing as me, Donald Shreve.
 
A Voice for Families
 
It is no secret how important this fall election is here in Beaufort County. School board members across the country are getting unseated due to allowing wokeness curriculums into our schools by not standing up.
It is no secret how important this fall election is here in Beaufort County. School board members across the country are getting unseated due to allowing wokeness curriculums into our schools by not standing up.
 
If you had told me 55 years ago that public education would sink to the depths that it has, I never would have believed you.
If you had told me 55 years ago that public education would sink to the depths that it has, I never would have believed you.
 
I have over 40 years of business experience where I was a member of management teams that focused on performance goals and financial outcomes. I am currently a candidate for the Beaufort County School Board.
I have over 40 years of business experience where I was a member of management teams that focused on performance goals and financial outcomes. I am currently a candidate for the Beaufort County School Board.
 
During Monday's special called meeting of the Beaufort County Board of Education, Betty Jane Green was approved as the new principal of John Small Elementary.
During Monday's special called meeting of the Beaufort County Board of Education, Betty Jane Green was approved as the new principal of John Small Elementary.
 
Beaufort County School Board hires Matthew Cheeseman as Beaufort County School's new Superintendent.
Beaufort County School Board hires Matthew Cheeseman as Beaufort County School's new Superintendent.
 
In January 2008 we published the results of our study of the facilities needs in Beaufort County Schools. The title of the article was The Future for Beaufort County Schools.
In January 2008 we published the results of our study of the facilities needs in Beaufort County Schools. The title of the article was The Future for Beaufort County Schools.
 
At their regular monthly meeting on November 25, 2013 the Beaufort County Board of Education heard a report from Superintendent Don Phipps as well as comments from Paul Varcoe during the Public Comment section of the agenda on the hotly debate issue of the "Common Core."
At their regular monthly meeting on November 25, 2013 the Beaufort County Board of Education heard a report from Superintendent Don Phipps as well as comments from Paul Varcoe during the Public Comment section of the agenda on the hotly debate issue of the "Common Core."
 
Al Klemm appeared before the Beaufort County Board of Education at the board's regular monthly meeting November 25, 2013. He spoke during the "public comment" section of the agenda. Again, we see Mr. Klemm's ignorance on full display.
Al Klemm appeared before the Beaufort County Board of Education at the board's regular monthly meeting November 25, 2013. He spoke during the "public comment" section of the agenda. Again, we see Mr. Klemm's ignorance on full display.
 
During the June 18 meeting, the Beaufort County Board of Education voted to relax the student dress code forthe 2013‐2014 school year.
During the June 18 meeting, the Beaufort County Board of Education voted to relax the student dress code forthe 2013‐2014 school year.
 
The games grown people play are amazing at times. One such time is that going on now between the Beaufort County Board of Education and the County Commission.
The games grown people play are amazing at times. One such time is that going on now between the Beaufort County Board of Education and the County Commission.
 
Essentially what the report documents is that as much as $20 million of school construction from the $39.6 million bond construction program was built in the wrong place and too little was spent on schools that should have had more construction than was done at those schools.
Essentially what the report documents is that as much as $20 million of school construction from the $39.6 million bond construction program was built in the wrong place and too little was spent on schools that should have had more construction than was done at those schools.
 
The Beaufort County Commissioners will meet with the Beaufort County Board of Education, Thursday, May 2, 2013 at the Beaufort County School's Administration Building on Smaw Road at 4:00 pm.
The Beaufort County Commissioners will meet with the Beaufort County Board of Education, Thursday, May 2, 2013 at the Beaufort County School's Administration Building on Smaw Road at 4:00 pm.
 
I am encouraged by the discussions the Beaufort County Board of Education is having about how it can function more effectively, and hopefully more efficiently.
I am encouraged by the discussions the Beaufort County Board of Education is having about how it can function more effectively, and hopefully more efficiently.
 
This school board action, apparently initiated by Mrs. Winstead, is a good move.
 
Regrettably, it is not likely that the Beaufort County Board of Education election will get much attention this year amidst all the hoopla of a presidential/gubernatorial election.
Regrettably, it is not likely that the Beaufort County Board of Education election will get much attention this year amidst all the hoopla of a presidential/gubernatorial election.
 
Republicans in the General Assembly think they can fix what's wrong with our public schools. Here we go again.
 
Jimmy Hite, a Greenville architect, formally presented the School Facilities Study to the Beaufort County Board of Education. We have previously reported what the study shows; and that is that the School Board wasted over $24 million in the most recent bond building program.
Jimmy Hite, a Greenville architect, formally presented the School Facilities Study to the Beaufort County Board of Education. We have previously reported what the study shows; and that is that the School Board wasted over $24 million in the most recent bond building program.
 
The Beaufort County Commissioners got a sobering report from architect James Hite Monday night (2-6-12) at its regular monthly meeting.
The Beaufort County Commissioners got a sobering report from architect James Hite Monday night (2-6-12) at its regular monthly meeting.
 
Beaufort County Schools has been notified the redistricting plan for our Board of Education districts has been given pre-clearance by the United States Department of Justice under Section 5 of the federal Voting Rights Act.
Beaufort County Schools has been notified the redistricting plan for our Board of Education districts has been given pre-clearance by the United States Department of Justice under Section 5 of the federal Voting Rights Act.
 
The Beaufort County Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday (11-22-11).
The Beaufort County Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday (11-22-11).
 
Charles Clark, currently principal of Northeast Elementary School in Pinetown, has been named the new principal of Northside High School. The announcement was made to Northside staff Monday afternoon. Earlier in his career, Clark taught math at Northside High School.
Charles Clark, currently principal of Northeast Elementary School in Pinetown, has been named the new principal of Northside High School. The announcement was made to Northside staff Monday afternoon. Earlier in his career, Clark taught math at Northside High School.
 
Newly elected School Board chairman Mac Hodges failed his first major test in that new position. He did so by sitting by allowing the board to flounder in the redistricting process.
Newly elected School Board chairman Mac Hodges failed his first major test in that new position. He did so by sitting by allowing the board to flounder in the redistricting process.
 
Beaufort County Schools held a public hearing to afford members of the public to offer comments and suggestions on the redistricting of electoral districts for the school board for the next decade.
Beaufort County Schools held a public hearing to afford members of the public to offer comments and suggestions on the redistricting of electoral districts for the school board for the next decade.
 
According to Federal Courts and North Carolina General Statutes, the population of election districts must be reviewed following each federal census and lines must then be adjusted if the districts are out of balance.
According to Federal Courts and North Carolina General Statutes, the population of election districts must be reviewed following each federal census and lines must then be adjusted if the districts are out of balance.
 
As a result of Hurricane Irene, students attending Beaufort County Schools missed Monday, August 29 through Friday, September 2. The Beaufort County Board of Education has voted on makeup dates for 3 of the 5 days.
As a result of Hurricane Irene, students attending Beaufort County Schools missed Monday, August 29 through Friday, September 2. The Beaufort County Board of Education has voted on makeup dates for 3 of the 5 days.
 
Due to the effects of Hurricane Irene, students will not report to school for the remainder of this week.
 
You might want to read this article from the Charleston, West Virginia, Daily Mail before reading the following article about Tuesday's School Board meeting.
You might want to read this article from the Charleston, West Virginia, Daily Mail before reading the following article about Tuesday's School Board meeting.
 
Beaufort County Schools seeks help in raising funds for students' school supplies.
 
Beaufort County Schools will hold a public meeting to review the system's newly revised Internet Safety and Acceptable Use Policy for staff and students.
Beaufort County Schools will hold a public meeting to review the system's newly revised Internet Safety and Acceptable Use Policy for staff and students.
 
Preliminary AYP, or Adequate Yearly Progress, results have been released for the 2010-2011 school year. This was the first year where dramatic increases in proficiency target goals applied. Participation target goals remained the same as in previous years.
Preliminary AYP, or Adequate Yearly Progress, results have been released for the 2010-2011 school year. This was the first year where dramatic increases in proficiency target goals applied. Participation target goals remained the same as in previous years.
 
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