The Anson County Schools Board held a regular meeting on September 29, 2025, where significant discussions centered on student performance improvements and ongoing construction projects.

Superintendent Dr. Ratliff reported that the district has successfully moved off the low-performing list, a notable achievement within just one year. He expressed pride in the students' hard work and emphasized the importance of continuous improvement in both student learning and leadership development. Dr. Ratliff highlighted that the district's focus will remain on strategic planning and data collection to ensure that educational priorities are met effectively.

In addition to academic achievements, the board discussed the progress of a new middle school construction project. Dr. Ratliff noted that the project is on schedule, with completion expected by January 2026. He mentioned the importance of creating a vibrant learning environment that will positively impact students for years to come. The board is also exploring additional funding options to enhance the facility further.

The meeting concluded with a call for ongoing commitment to improvement and collaboration among staff and the community. Dr. Ratliff encouraged everyone to maintain a mindset focused on growth and excellence, reinforcing the district's goal of becoming a model for educational success in North Carolina.