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";s:4:"text";s:26255:"They cant simply randomly search anyone. Basnight will be sworn in during the boards Nov. 9 meeting and his contract will be effective Dec. 1. SUPERVISES: May coordinate and direct the activities of teacher assistants. Two documents are currently under review by the system's new attorney, Rachel Hitch with Poyner Spruill of Raleigh. Nags Head, NC. on VusicOBX presents Dirty Heads with Lupe Fiasco & Bikini Trill arriving this August, on Pair charged with multiple drug counts after deputies search home, on First Flight High School employee arrested on gun, drug charges, on Cold front to move through Friday evening, on Swellsa Brewing gives significant donation to protect OBX National Parks, VusicOBX presents Dirty Heads with Lupe Fiasco & Bikini Trill arriving this August, Pair charged with multiple drug counts after deputies search home, First Flight High School employee arrested on gun, drug charges, Cold front to move through Friday evening, Swellsa Brewing gives significant donation to protect OBX National Parks, Meals on Wheels of Dare County, Library partner to deliver books and hot-and-ready meals, Wellness screenings offered in Kill Devil Hills on March 29, Keeper James announces presentation on the Ephraim Williams shipwreck, Artists sought for the 26th annual Mollie Fearing Memorial Art Show, Dare County Sheriffs Office blotter for February 2023. I believe that the purpose of school is to prepare our young people with everything they will need to live a choice-driven life. Phone: 252-449-4104. Its been a pleasure to work, strive, laugh, cry and lead with all of you. The Dare County Board of Education voted 6-1 on a settlement agreement, resignation and release of liability with Superintendent John D. Farrelly. We realize that attending school is a significant milestone in the life of your child. (Courtesy of PCPS / HANDOUT). Should have done it earlier. Steve Basnight named new Dare Schools superintendent, Subscribe to the Ocracoke Observer via Email, Law enforcement investigate social media post; no threats found, Hearing on food truck regulations scheduled for March 6, NC Watermen United to meet Wednesday at fish house; Marine Fisheries to meet next week. Reportedly, 22 candidates had submitted applications for the superintendent position. Your web browser does not support the