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Committee on the future of education heads to Gaston County

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Rep. John Torbett, R-Gaston, left, and Rep. Hugh Blackwell, R-Burke, at Stanley Middle School in Gaston County. Torbett is the senior chair of the committee.

The House Select Committee on an Education System for North Carolina’s Future met in Gaston County on Monday evening, hearing a presentation from Gaston County Schools. The second hour was reserved for public comment. 

You can read the presentation from local officials here. Below are videos of the presentation and public comment.

The next committee meeting will be April 25 in Carteret County. 

You can submit a comment to the committee here.

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Rebecca Huffstetler, principal of Stanley Middle School

Jeffrey Booker, superintendent of Gaston County Schools

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