(The Center Square) – In the next two weeks, 15 North Carolina school districts will begin classes in difference to a state law that prohibits starts before the Monday closest
(The Center Square) – Many North Carolina lawmakers want to change how schools set their calendars amid a push from numerous school districts to start earlier, a move the tourism industry contends could crash revenues.
Most North Carolina school districts must wait until Aug. 29 to bring students back this year. But a few are starting sooner, with legal exemptions or in defiance of the state calendar law.