Moore County registered voters have another opportunity to choose the best people possible to serve on the Moore County Board of Education. Our children and our entire community deserve the very best. One of the best people we know running for a seat on the Moore County Board of Education is Dr. Robin Calcutt.
Not only is Robin Calcutt committed to whatever she undertakes, she excels and goes beyond the call of duty to make a real difference in the lives of people whom she teaches or supervises.
Blanchie and Nathaniel Carter
Carthage
Letter: Calcutt Most Qualified
"There is no one more qualified to serve on the Moore County Board of Education than Robin Calcutt. She is a civically engaged life-long resident of Moore County who is active in her church, civic clubs and local nonprofits. She is a parent and grandparent of children who attend Moore County schools."
Lynn Thompson
Southern Pines
Robin attended the Martin Luther King breakfast hosted by the West Southern Pines Civic Club on Saturday, January 14. The event was held at Brownson Memorial Church in Southern Pines. Reverand Dr. Paul Murphy received the Legacy Leader Award from the group for his work in the community and beyond. Mitch Capel was the emcee and shared poetry and stories about the work of Martin Luther King and the community. Attorney Al McSurely was the speaker who shared memories of his work in civil rights and the impact of Martin Luther King in our country. Photos By Joseph Hill link to pictures of the event.
SOUTHERN PINES, NC- Dr. Robin Calcutt announces her candidacy for the Moore County Board of Education, District V seat.
Dr. Robin Calcutt, a Moore County native, is the current chair and a professor in the Teacher Education department of St. Andrews University in Laurinburg, N.C. She announces her candidacy for the District V seat on the Moore County Board of Education.
"I am incredibly excited to offer my service to the children and families of Moore County as a Board of Education member. My current work as a university professor for future teachers includes visiting and supporting schools across the state's central region. This work also broadened my perspective and will provide the Board with an updated and diverse outlook. Supporting and retaining our school staff is a top priority for me. I look forward to serving all students by meeting and listening to our Moore County community.”
Dr. Calcutt retired from Moore County Schools with 34 years of service in 2018. During her career with Moore County Schools, she served as a teacher, instructional technology lead-teacher, assistant principal of Union Pines High School, principal of New Century Middle and West Pine Middle Schools, and director of planning, accountability, and research.