Mo has a bachelor's degree in political science and economics and a law degree from Duke University. He is married and has two adult children. 

Mo served as the executive director of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation from 2016 to 2023. Previously, he has worked for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools as general counsel, chief operating officer, and deputy superintendent. Mo has also worked as a lawyer in private practice and in two United States judicial clerkships.

Maurice (Mo) Green previously served as the Superintendent for Guilford County Schools for over seven years.

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Supports Governor Cooper's proposed school funding plan, specifically funding for pre-k education and rural youth apprenticeships, an 8.5% raise for teachers, and over $1 billion in school construction bonds.

Plans to "invest fully in public education."

- Supports Governor Cooper's proposed school funding plan, specifically funding for pre-k education and rural youth apprenticeships, an 8.5% raise for teachers, and over $1 billion in school construction bonds.
- Plans to "invest fully in public education."

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Said, "[My] vision centers around preparing each student for whatever is next for them once they graduate from high school. My vision also includes character development."

- Said, "[My] vision centers around preparing each student for whatever is next for them once they graduate from high school. My vision also includes character development."

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Hopes to "ensure safe, secure learning environments."

- Hopes to "ensure safe, secure learning environments."

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Opposes school vouchers and said, "It’s the wrong choice to give out an additional $500 million in state money to taxpayer-funded private school vouchers for the wealthy, especially when our public schools are woefully underfunded and our educators deserve to be paid substantially more."

- Opposes school vouchers and said, "It’s the wrong choice to give out an additional $500 million in state money to taxpayer-funded private school vouchers for the wealthy, especially when our public schools are woefully underfunded and our educators deserve to be paid substantially more."

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Maurice (Mo) Green

Maurice is a longtime resident of North Carolina, where he lives with his spouse. They have two adult children. He earned his bachelor's degree in political science and economics, as well as his law degree from Duke University. he is a part of the Alpha Phi Alpha and Sigma Pi Phi (Boulé) fraternities.

Maurice previously served as the executive director of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation. He also joined Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools in 2001 as general counsel before becoming a superintendent. He began his career as a lawyer in private practice following two United States judicial clerkships.

Maurice has served as the Superintendent for Guilford County Schools for over 7 years.

Said, "These initial donations reflect people’s resounding belief that our public schools need our support... People are eager to have someone who’s committed to... work for the changes that our students and teachers need to ensure success at every level of public education.”"

Plans to enhance parent and community support and ensure safe, secure learning environments.

- Plans to enhance parent and community support and ensure safe, secure learning environments.

Wants to invest fully in public education in order to prepare students for their life after graduation.

- Wants to invest fully in public education in order to prepare students for their life after graduation.

Wants to "ensure safe, secure learning environments."

- Wants to "ensure safe, secure learning environments."

Wants to "Revere public school educators."

- Wants to "Revere public school educators."

As of May 21, 2024, Maurice (mo) Green’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Maurice (mo) Green

As of January 31, 2024, Maurice (mo) Green’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Maurice has served as the Superintendent of Public Instruction in North Carolina for over 7 years.

Maurice 'Mo' Green is a longtime resident of North Carolina, where he lives with his spouse and has two adult children. He attended Duke University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in political science and economics, as well as a law degree. Mo is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha and Sigma Pi Phi fraternities. Information about the church he attends is not provided.

Maurice 'Mo' Green served as the executive director of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation from 2016 to 2023. Prior to that, he was the superintendent of Guilford County Schools, after having roles as general counsel, chief operating officer, and deputy superintendent at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. He began his career as a lawyer in private practice following two United States judicial clerkships. Mo holds a bachelor's degree in political science and economics and a law degree from Duke University.

Maurice 'Mo' Green has served as the Superintendent of Public Instruction in North Carolina and has been involved in a campaign for this position, during which he raised over $100,000 in the first 10 days. He has also held the position of Chair of the NC Board of Education.

- The Superintendent of Public Instruction is secretary and chief administrative officer of the State Board of Education. They oversee the public school systems of the state.
- The Superintendent of Public Instruction, along with the State Board of Education, make up the leadership of the Department of Public Instruction, which is responsible for implementing the state's public school laws for pre-K through 12th-grade public schools. 
- The Department of Public Instruction administers annual state and federal public school funds. They administer $11 billion and license about 117,000 teachers and administrators who serve public schools.
- The Superintendent makes sure local school systems run effectively. They appoint a local superintendent to serve on the State Board and advise on local issues.
- The Superintendent of Public Instruction is elected for a four-year term, with no term limits.

Administrative head of the North Carolina public education system