NCASA was formed in 1976 as the only professional organization in the state dedicated to serving the entire administrative leadership team in each of North Carolina’s public schools and districts, unifying administrator groups across the state. Access world class professional development, benefit from first-class legislative advocacy, and let us serve you and your team.
North Carolina has reached a milestone in its elections, with more than seven million NC citizens now registered to vote. According to data from the State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement, North Carolina now has a total of 7,005,682 registered voters.
The crisis presented by Hurricane Florence has highlighted the need for the State to restore school calendar flexibility in order to allow local communities to adjust their school calendars based on their specific needs.
The remnants of Hurricane Florence moved north Monday, leaving 25 NC deaths in its wake, hundreds of major and secondary roads closed, rivers spilling out of their banks into devastating floods, property damages escalating, and thousands of North Carolinians scrambling to pick up the pieces.
The North Carolina Association of School Administrators (NCASA) has added a new staff member, Elizabeth Yelverton, to its enthusiastic team. Elizabeth works as the Legal Affairs and Policy Manager to keep NCASA and its members informed on the latest legal developments and news affecting North Carolina’s educational community.
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