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Evelyn Hines Bulluck

Former Nash-Rocky Mount School Board - District 10

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About Nash-Rocky Mount School Board - District 10

Local school board members are responsible for overseeing school operations within the district, typically including employment decisions regarding a district superintendent.
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Term length
2021 – 2024
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Next election
November 5, 2024
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