Governor Roy Cooper released his plan for North Carolina’s schools this fall. We will be falling the state’s Plan B option, which combines in-person and virtual learning. Cooper is offering school districts the option of utilizing Plan C, which allows for 100% virtual learning. And instead of moving to the next phase of a three-part […]
State leaders want the Republican National Convention to explain what they envision for the Charlotte event. They want the RNC to submit plans in writing on how they envision moving forward. The president has accused Governor Roy Cooper of being in a “shutdown mood.” Governor Cooper insists that his reaction to the upcoming RNC is […]
Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced that North Carolina schools will remain closed for the rest of the year. Distance learning will continue from home. The governor said, “Today, we’ve had to make another tough choice. Together with Superintendent of Public Instruction Mark Johnson and School Board Chairman Eric Davis, we’ve decided to continue remote learning […]
It’s not just Durham, Orange and Wake counties. Now, the entire state of North Carolina has been ordered to stay at home unless you are a part of an essential business. The order starts Monday at 5pm and runs through April 29th. Facebook: The Karen Clark Instagram: @TheKarenClark Twitter/Snapchat: @The_KarenClark YouTube: […]
Governor Roy Cooper announced today that he will sign an executive order today to keep K-12 schools in North Carolina closed until May 15th. In addition, Governor Cooper increased the number of business that will need to close. By Wednesday, March 25, the list of new closed businesses will include: Bingo Parlors Bowling Alleys Ice […]
We all vividly remember the devestating effects that Hurricane Matthew had on our state last fall. According to Governor Cooper, more than 82,000 residences have registered for FEMA relief following the severe flooding and damage caused by the storm. Today, Governor Cooper sent a letter to President Trump and Congress, expressing his dismay that the […]
