Let's Hear from You!

The Asheboro City Board of Education is considering revisions to the 2020-2021 school calendar. They are also considering two proposed calendars for the 2021-2022 school year. These calendars will be under review for the next 30 days. The Board will take action on these items at their March 12 meeting. Between now and then, we ask you to review the calendars and submit your feedback to feedback@asheboro.k12.nc.us.

Proposed calendars can be found at the following location:
http://bit.ly/31WVNTb

About your License

In addition to new employee enrollment forms, you will need to complete an application for a North Carolina teaching license. The licensure process is now a completely electronic, paperless process.

Link to NCDPI Online Licensure System Online Licensure System Tutorials

Salaries for licensed employees are determined by the NC Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI). Licensed employees are paid at the beginning level of teacher pay until the teaching licenses are processed. Once NCDPI issues a license that gives credit for years of experience or advanced degrees, the employee’s salary may be adjusted retroactive to the date established by NCDPI. Therefore, it is critical to apply for your license as quickly as possible. In order to complete this online process, you will need an official degree-dated transcript, test score reports (PRAXIS or Pearson, depending on area), and verification of experience forms, application fee, and other licensure documents as requested.

ATTENTION New Graduates: You must provide a letter from your university stating you have met all degree requirements for licensure and the license application has been submitted before your official start date of employment in order to be paid on the teacher salary schedule.