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The recent climate surrounding school safety led the N.C. General Assembly this year to approve a slate of school safety initiatives aimed at enhancing security at school facilities as well as preventive mental health measures that can head off safety risks for schools and students.
On Tuesday, the State Health Plan Board of Trustees voted to approve various benefit changes for 2019, including keeping insurance premiums frozen at their current rates for the majority of plan members and adjusting the Tobacco Cessation Plan design.
In a visit to a Wake County school Tuesday, Governor Roy Cooper discussed school facility needs and said that lawmakers in the 2018 short session should have authorized placing a $1.9 billion statewide school bond referendum on the November 6 ballot.
In the final days of the General Assembly’s 2018 short session, lawmakers focused on approving a slate of 6 proposed amendments to the N.C. Constitution that will now be put on the November 6 ballot for voters statewide to either support or reject.
