Welcome back to the Carolina Cabinet, Cumberland County’s smartest hour of talk radio. In this episode, Peter Pappas sits down with school board candidate Bryan Moore for an in-depth discussion on the challenges and opportunities facing local education. From the urgent need for greater transparency and communication in school board operations to a push for trade programs and hands-on career pathways for students, Bryan Moore brings fresh ideas shaped by his experience as both a parent with children currently in school and a longtime athletic booster. The conversation tackles issues like underfunded athletics, the importance of community engagement, discipline in classrooms, bus driver shortages, and how strong schools are key to local economic growth. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or concerned citizen, this episode is packed with candid insights into the future of education in Cumberland County. Tune in as Peter Pappas and Bryan Moore explore what it takes to build better schools—and a stronger community.
Bryan Moore on Athletics, Academics, and Accountability in Public Education
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