Candidates for NC Superintendent Entire Debate

[@bellwarren1046]

She stated that 99 percent of the people in public school buildings are women and children. Twenty percent are men. Also she said teachers are leaving because they feel they are not being compensated. That is the fault of the state legislature which has a super majority of Republicans whom she is one of them.

[@CurtisKelly-ug7nz]

Morrow is not in the state legislature. She's a homeschooling parent, that's it. She's an outsider, meaning she has zero qualifications and zero experience. She homeschools her kids so she doesn't even have any exposure to public schools beyond what she sees on Fox News. She's a MAGA Karen trying to further damage public schools.

[@NeverBoredWithTech]

I'm not sure the math works there. If the average student to teacher ratio was 15:1 as reported by "Charter Success Partners", which is obviously lower than reality in some districts. Then the students would represent 93.75% of the people in public school buildings (which I'm interpreting to mean schools themselves where there are students present).

[@bellwarren1046]

When they asked for accountability for private schools who received vouchers, she avoided the answer that should have been said including private schools. She repeatedly said public schools and charter schools, not private.

[@NeverBoredWithTech]

Right, she did avoid the direct question about vouchers. The reason she mentioned charters, is related to living in one of those districts without a charter school. If you want an alternative option to public schools you might first look to charter schools (which don't have tuition costs like private schools). So, if you live in a district that has only private and public, you might need a voucher to help you pay for a private school, since there are no charter schools as options. I'm not saying it's perfect, I'm just saying that's a way it can help low income families have more school choice.

[@djb6496]

Morrow is unfit and unqualified.

[@iroxyasoxs]

The clear choice is Mo. This election can't come fast enough!

[@bellwarren1046]

She repeatedly also talked about fear and safety. I didn’t she that frequently, only rarely.

[@harriettpavonrosado5175]

Typical response.

[@lindamacaluso5502]

Here we go with character defamation by name calling.