Steve Morgan for Catawba County School Board

“The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion.”
— Paulo Coelho

I'm so thankful for the support and help of my family as we work at the polls during early voting.

I wanted to send out this reminder about my "Meet & Greet" happening tomorrow (Saturday). I am looking forward to seeing many of you there!

Come out and meet your school board candidates and hear how we stand on the issues concerning our children in Catawba County Schools. Vote November 8th, Steve Morgan for Catawba County School Board.

If you missed my first Meet & Greet or just enjoyed the fellowship last time, please take advantage of this second meeting. I look forward to seeing you there!

I hope to see you at this public event on Wednesday, October 5th, 6:30 pm at Novel Taproom's upper room.
Nearly all the conservative candidates will be there on hand to share about our campaigns, our priorities, and answer questions from the audience.
Novel Taproom is near downtown Newton on N. Ashe Ave.
Come and get to know more about your conservative choices for Catawba County School Board.
Some of us will be affecting choices for your children's schools for the next four years.

I want to thank all of our Catawba County School Principles for their hard work and dedication.

is our opportunity to ❤️ We would like to thank our AMAZING team of school leaders for making every day a GREAT day (not just a GOOD day) to work and learn!

I look forward to seeing you tonight at the Meet & Greet at Western Steer in Newton, 6-8 pm.

MEET & GREET RESCHEDULED FOR
TOMORROW NIGHT!

Virginia governor applying Common Sense to education and parental rights!!! Every state and education system should follow suit!

Virginia governor discusses new education model policies Late last week, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s administration released a new set of model policies for Virginia Public Schools when it comes to transgender students and parental rights.

Sen. Tim Scott introduces legislation to withhold funding from schools with 'secretive' gender transitions - NewsBreak Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., on Tuesday pushed a bill to "combat indoctrination in schools" by cutting off federal funds from public elementary and middle schools whose...

As a candidate for Catawba County School Board, I encourage parents, students, and faculty to communicate any concerns about critical race theory or any woke ideology being promoted in our schools. We need to get back to COMMON SENSE EDUCATION and stop socially conditioning our kids with woke and socialist ideas.

Parents, here is your back-to-school checklist to combat wokeism at your child's school School is back: Here are three key tools parents can use to battle wokeism in their child's education. Teachers are supposed to educate, not indoctrinate.

It was an honor to ride in the Old Soldier's Reunion parade on Thursday with so many of our military service men and retired veterans. Thank you so much to our veterans and their families for their many sacrifices.

I want to give a big thank you to a wonderful veteran, friend, and brother in the Lord, Jimmy Barber, who gave me a ride in his cool, convertible BMW through the Old Soldier's Reunion parade. Thank you, Jimmy, for your service to our nation and to our Lord Jesus Christ!

The Old Soldier's Reunion parade was a blast yesterday. I got to meet so many great, like-minded people that were supportive of my conservative stands. Many in Catawba County are concerned about the direction of our education system and were glad to see someone willing to be a voice for them on the Catawba County School Board. I look forward to serving you.
Vote Steve Morgan for Catawba County School Board on November 8th.

I got to meet a lot of great, conservative Christians from the Catawba County School System at the Old Soldier's Reunion today. I love to see the unity of heart and mind of God's people here in Catawba County. I believe God's going to do great things in our school system as we unite under His leadership.

My daughter and I working hard preparing balloons to give out to the kids at the Old Soldier's Reunion today. It was a pleasure getting to meet parents and students and many teachers, all who make up our great Catawba County School System.

Join us in honoring our soldiers past and present! Old Soldier's Reunion events are going on each evening this week on the square in Newton. Come out Thursday morning and afternoon. I'll have a tent set up. I look forward to meeting you and answering any questions you may have. Stay and enjoy the parade Thursday evening at 5. I'll be in it and looking for you. I look forward to serving you and giving parents a voice on the Catawba County School Board!

8/14/22 11am: City of Newton, NC Government’s Old Soldiers Reunion Festival Events:

Update: Tonight (8/15/22) Gospel music has been canceled due to the forecast of rain and potentially some severe weather

Since I’ve had several people ask about details of this week’s event, I’ll post the following statement from Ralph Yerby Ray, who is co-chairman of the Soldiers Reunion Committee .

Reunion will kick off Sunday, August 14, following earlier beauty pageants. Events continue through Reunion Day on Thursday, August 18, the traditional “third Thursday of August” date that has reigned since the 19th century. The showcase Soldiers Reunion parade will take place that day.
The Soldiers Reunion observance in Newton is believed to be one of the longest running patriotic celebrations in the United States not based on a holiday. The tradition began in Newton, the county-seat city, on July 4, 1889. The gathering on Court Square led to annual veterans’ reunions, starting the popular patriotic event then called Old Soldiers Reunion.
Now, the celebration offers a variety of events for veterans and the community to enjoy, many of which are still centered around the iconic 1924 Courthouse Square.
The week begins with the Cruisin’ Car Show on Sunday, August 14. Vintage cars and trucks from across the decades up to 1972 will be on display beginning at 2:30 p.m. The classic vehicles will cruise city streets starting at 6:30 p.m.
Concerts entertain the crowds on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday beginning at 7:30 p.m. on The Square. Gospel music fills the air August 15, beach music gets everybody moving on August 16, and plans are in motion for a country music concert on August 17.
The late afternoon Baby Parade takes place Wednesday, August 17, on the east side of The Square, when youngsters are judged based on their patriotic costumes and decorated conveyances. Winners are selected in various age categories.
The week peaks on Thursday, known as Reunion Day. Events begin at around 9 a.m. as artists, craftsmen, local businesses and food vendors set up around the Courthouse Square. A 10 a.m. memorial service on the west side of The Square is followed by a jazz concert running from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The American Legion hosts a midday fish fry at its headquarters for veterans.
At 4 p.m. the official Reunion ceremony begins on the east side of The Square, when a guest speaker delivers a keynote-address and the beauty pageant winners are introduced.
The anticipated Soldiers Reunion Parade immediately follows the ceremony, and the keynote speaker typically serves as the grand marshal, leading the parade on a one-mile route through downtown Newton.
“We are seeking volunteers to help with all of our events. There is an opportunity for everyone and we would love to see the community respond like the men and women of Catawba County did over the last two centuries when they were needed.”
There are opportunities for scout troops, car clubs, veteran organizations, community groups and good citizens to volunteer and help honor our veterans.
Please contact us on here, Facebook, if you would like to help.>>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/362814044390807/permalink/960895351249337/?fs=e&s=cl

At least the Attorney General of England has some common sense! (Schools do not need to comply with students questioning their gender!)

Suella Braverman: Schools do not need to comply with gender preference of pupils - NewsBreak Schools do not have a legal obligation to comply with the gender preference of their pupils, the Attorney General has said.Writing for The Daily Telegraph, Suella Braverman says schools should only affirm the gender preference of a child where it differs from their birth s*x “upon the advice of an...

I really enjoyed meeting this past Thursday with the Catawba County Republican Women's Club. We had some great discussion on ways to provide an excellent education for Catawba County students while nurturing the values of the parents and our community. Thank you so much to the Catawba County Republican Women's Club for inviting me to come out and share with you. I look forward to sharing with more groups in the coming weeks how I want to represent you on the Catawba County School Board.

We appreciate our teachers' selfless dedication!!!

We hope to see you tonight at Golden Corral!

Come out and join us Thursday, August 4th, 6 PM. I look forward to seeing you there.

I want to thank everyone who has liked and began following my page.
Some of you are long-time friends and some of you haven’t met me before. To those who don’t know me, I thought I’d share a little about who I am.
I was born and raised in Catawba County. I graduated from Newton-Conover High School in 1991. I married my lovely wife in 1994, and we’re getting ready to celebrate our 28th wedding anniversary. We have raised three fantastic children. Our oldest son is a public school teacher, our daughter is in college studying to be an elementary school teacher, and our youngest son just graduated with his electrical systems technology degree and is apprenticing under a licensed electrician. In a couple years he plans to get his own electrician’s license.
While our children were young, I was able to serve in different capacities within the church and community. Now that our children are grown, I want to give back to my community by serving on the Catawba County School Board.
I’m a faithful, dedicated worker. I’ve worked for the same company for over 25 yrs. I’ve done a variety of things and served on several teams, one being a people development team. I’ve also led Sunday School and various small group studies. I have experience leading, and I am used to serving and representing people who count on me. I hope you will be one of those who will count on me, and will vote for me to serve on the Catawba County School Board.

In the coming days, I will share more about why I decided to run and how I stand on the issues of today. I look forward to serving you and your family on the Catawba County School Board.

Bring the family out for a fun evening and a great start to the school year!

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