Opportunity

North Carolina eVP #213-213-Montgomery County Schools Legal Services

Montgomery County Schools Solicits General Counsel Legal Services

Posted

August 13, 2026

Respond By

August 31, 2026

Identifier

213-213-Montgomery County Schools Legal Services

NAICS

541110

Montgomery County Schools Board of Education (MCBOE) in North Carolina is seeking proposals for general counsel legal services. - Government Buyer: - Montgomery County Schools Board of Education (MCBOE) - Montgomery County Schools (MCS) - Scope of Services: - Serve as general counsel for the Board and school district - Attend all regular and special Board meetings - Provide legal advice and consultation to the Board and Superintendent - Represent the Board in legal matters, including education law, civil service, human resources, and municipal issues - Review and draft contracts, policies, and other legal documents - Provide training on procedural guidelines and legal compliance - Proposal Requirements: - Detail firm or attorney credentials and experience, especially in education law - Include references from North Carolina public school districts - Outline fee structure, including hourly rates and any retainers - Must be licensed to practice law in North Carolina - Provide evidence of professional liability insurance - Contract Details: - Three-year contract term with annual renewals at the Board's discretion - Either party may terminate with ninety days' written notice - No OEMs or product vendors are involved, as this is a professional legal services procurement.

Description

The Montgomery County Schools Board of Education (MCBOE) is seeking proposals from qualified attorneys to serve as general counsel for MCBOE and Montgomery County Schools (MCS). The selected attorney or firm should be well versed in education law, including federal and state statutory and case law governing public education, civil service, human resources, and general municipal matters in North Carolina. Responsibilities include attending board meetings, providing legal advice, representing the board in legal matters, reviewing and drafting policies and contracts, and providing training on procedural guidelines. The contract term is three years with annual renewals at the discretion of the board.

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