Caswell County

Caswell County Schools

Unclear response The district replied, but not in terms that establish whether a dedicated K-8 course exists, or it directed the request to another process.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-11

Request sent
July 28, 2026
Follow-up sent
August 10, 2026
Reply
August 21, 2026
Replied by
Executive Director of Instruction and Federal Programs
Coded as
Reply does not settle the question

Summary of the reply

Sent an attachment (a course guide for “EY12 Exploring Financial Literacy”) and said it “should meet the request,” noting optional CTE course information was included. The email body does not state grades or whether the course is offered in the district.

The substantive answer was in an attached course guide that is not reproduced here.

Text of the reply

Signature blocks, phone numbers, email addresses and quoted earlier messages are removed. Links and attachments are not reproduced.

[2026-08-11] We received your request and will be glad to help; however, this is an extremely busy time of the year for us and even more so this year as we are beginning school early and have a new bell schedule for all schools. We will get back with you once we have time to settle in for this school year. We appreciate your patience. Thanks || [2026-08-21] Good Afternoon, This email is in response to your email on July 28 in which you submitted a public records request under N.C.G.S. §132-1 et seq., asking whether Caswell County Schools offers a dedicated, credit-bearing K-8 personal finance course distinct from the embedded financial literacy standards within social studies. The attached documentation should meet the request. The optional, CTE course information is included. Please let me know if anything additional is required.

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Source: CENTS North Carolina records audit. Replies reviewed through October 11, 2026. A missing reply is not evidence about what a district teaches. centscampaign.org/nc/districts/caswell-county-schools