CHARLOTTE — A bill moving through the North Carolina legislature could give school districts flexibility to start the school year one week earlier.
Senate Bill 754 passed the state Senate in April.
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Districts could start classes as early as the Monday closest to August 19.
As it stands, current calendar law makes it tough for final exams to happen before winter break.
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