Moore County

Moore 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 11, 2026
Replied by
Chief Communications Officer
Coded as
Deferred to another process

Summary of the reply

Said no request had been received through its designated public records system (NextRequest) and asked that it be submitted there.

Whether a NextRequest submission was later made is not recorded here.

Text of the reply

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[Superintendent] Good morning, I am copying Communications, who handles records requests, and can provide you with details on how to submit a request. [Chief Communications Officer] Good morning, Moore County Schools has not received a public records request regarding this matter through NextRequest, the district's designated public records request system. The question in your email appears to be a request for information regarding whether Moore County Schools offers a dedicated, credit-bearing K-8 personal finance course, rather than a request identifying specific existing public records. If you are seeking public records related to this topic, please submit your request through NextRequest and identify the specific records you are seeking. Helpful details may include the type of document, course or program name, applicable school year or date range, and any other information that would assist district staff in locating the requested records. Information regarding district academic programs and course offerings may also already be available on the Moore County Schools website. We encourage you to review the district website before submitting a request for records that may already be publicly available. Please be aware that Moore County Schools Board of Education policy, nor North Carolina law require a government agency to create or compile records or databases that do not already exist. The purpose of a public records request is to allow examination of existing documents created while doing the business of the government.

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