Cumberland County Schools
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Oct 21, 2026
Early Voting Surge, Data Center Debate, and the S-Line: Inside the Carolina Cabinet
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9:15Peter PappasHOST
So stick with the one you know.
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9:16Peter PappasHOST
I think I made a comment in this Cumberland County Schools group or whatever the other day.
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9:20Peter PappasHOST
You remember Michelle Cazares? She came on a few weeks ago.
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9:24Peter PappasHOST
I went back and forth with her in a good way, back and forth.
Johnathaun Lee: What Can the School Board Actually Do?
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42:42Peter PappasHOST
Fort Bragg families move every two or three years.
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42:45Peter PappasHOST
What do you think Cumberland County schools get wrong about military kids? What can we do better for them?
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42:59Johnathaun LeeGUEST
I think military kids should have a special counselor.
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43:05Johnathaun LeeGUEST
Okay.
Who's Steering While Fayetteville Hires? Hewett Steps Down, Hope Mills Round Two, Gas Tax Math
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9:14Peter PappasHOST
do it.
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9:15Peter PappasHOST
Why not? Why not? As of last Monday, if you work for Cumberland County Schools and your glasses can record, you better turn those off.
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9:22Peter PappasHOST
Your school board is about to vote on the rest.
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9:24Laura MusslerHOST
What do you mean their glasses can
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12:16Peter PappasHOST
All right.
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12:17Peter PappasHOST
We'll agree to that.
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12:18Peter PappasHOST
But Cumberland County Schools and the Sheriff's Office did have to remind parents last week that only students and authorized personnel may board.
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12:25Peter PappasHOST
uh carmel county schools repeated the guidance in an october 4th update to all parents let's back up though bus writing is a privilege not a right you are guaranteed in this state by the constitution sound basic education that's it
Frances Jackson on Schools, State Budgets, and Empowering the People of Hope Mills
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53:01Frances JacksonGUEST
And she supports the teachers.
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53:04Frances JacksonGUEST
And we have the policies and requirements that Cumberland County Schools put in place.
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53:09Frances JacksonGUEST
She's implementing them.
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53:11Frances JacksonGUEST
And if you come in there and you fight and you show yourself, you are out the door.
Eyewitness News at 4pm - September 29, 2026
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29:34Penelope LopezCORRESPONDENT
As the city considers bringing the cameras back, Andrew Mansell, senior assistant working on the program, says safety is still front and center.
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29:41Andrew MansellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
All the money received from any citations pays for the vendor and the rest of the money goes directly to Cumberland County Schools.
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29:48Andrew MansellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The city receives no funds from this.
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29:50Penelope LopezCORRESPONDENT
The original program ran from 2015 to 2022, targeting angle and left turn crashes at some of the city's highest crash intersections.
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30:06Penelope LopezCORRESPONDENT
In the first 16 months, the program issued more than 24,000 citations.
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30:11Penelope LopezCORRESPONDENT
The program collected $13.5 million in penalties.
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30:15Penelope LopezCORRESPONDENT
After cost, $8.9 million went to Cumberland County Schools.
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30:19Penelope LopezCORRESPONDENT
The new proposal calls for a 10-camera system.