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Duplin County Schools board hears clean audit, swears in new superintendent and approves school plans
Summary
The Duplin County Board of Education accepted a draft 2024-25 audit showing stable fund balances and a profitable child nutrition fund, administered an oath to its newly appointed superintendent, and approved personnel recommendations and 2025-26 school improvement plans at its Nov. 6 business session.
Chairman Davis opened the Duplin County Board of Education's Nov. 6 business session and introduced sixth-grader Chasen McLamb of Kingsville Elementary to lead an invocation before the board moved to formal business.
The board then administered the oath to its newly appointed superintendent; the appointee thanked the board and said he was "humbled and honored" for the opportunity to serve. (The meeting transcript contains inconsistent spellings for the superintendent's name.)
The board received a presentation of the district's independent fiscal audit for 2024-25 from Adam Shapurick of Anderson Smith and White. Shapurick said the audit is being presented as a draft because federal compliance supplements that guide testing for Title I, exceptional children services and child nutrition…
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