State Superintendent Mo Green Joins Southeast Education Alliance Meeting Hosted by LCPS
Education leaders from across southeastern North Carolina gathered at Lenoir County Public Schools Wednesday for a regional meeting focused on collaboration, innovation and advancing student success.
The meeting brought together superintendents from North Carolina’s Southeast Region, along with Southeast Education Alliance Executive Director Kathy Spencer, to discuss shared priorities, regional initiatives and strategies to strengthen public education across the region.
Attendees also heard from State Superintendent Mo Green, who shared insights into his statewide strategic plan centered on achieving excellence in North Carolina public schools. Green discussed key focus areas within the plan, highlighting efforts to support student achievement, strengthen the educator workforce and enhance school support systems across the state.
“We were honored to host education leaders from across the region and to welcome Superintendent Green to Lenoir County,” said Brent Williams, superintendent of Lenoir County Public Schools. “Opportunities like this allow us to collaborate, share ideas and continue working together to provide the best possible educational experiences for our students.”
During the meeting, participants also engaged in additional collaborative discussions and activities focused on regional partnerships, innovative programming and ongoing initiatives aimed at supporting schools and communities.
The Southeast Education Alliance meetings provide a forum for district leaders to share best practices, discuss challenges and identify opportunities to enhance public education across the region.
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