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Michele Morrow

REPUBLICAN

Michele Morrow is running for North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction, Republican Primary.

Personal background

Michele graduated from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. She lives with her husband and has five children. She is Christian.

Professional background

Michele is a registered nurse and has homeschooled high school students.

Political background

This is Michele Morrow's first entry into politics.

School Facilities & Resources

Advocates for an "independent audit of the public school system" and plans to eliminate "wasteful spending, and unnecessary or redundant positions."

Believes funding must be "fueled by a fiscally conservative, free-market, and competitive environment" and "focus on teacher recruitment and training, student resources, and infrastructure."

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School Curriculum

Opposes education on race and racism, saying "Students... are often exposed to one-sided lessons portraying America as a racist and oppressive nation... We must celebrate American exceptionalism while promoting fairness, equality, and unity in our schools."

Said, "I will reduce top-down non-academic programming so schools can focus more on teaching math, reading, science, and history."

Believes non-academic programs like social-emotional learning "waste money."

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Student Wellbeing

Believes mental health counseling is not enough and proposes "fair discipline policies," "teachers' rights to use fair measures to manage their classrooms," and more trained officers to deter crime and promote "classroom civility."

Opposes "Government-sponsored data collection at school..."

Supports the Parents' Bill of Rights and intends to enforce it.

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Teachers

As of January 31, 2024, Michele Morrow’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Access to Education

As of January 31, 2024, Michele Morrow’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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