The state office that authorizes North Carolina’s charter schools has nobody on staff who can evaluate a virtual one, according to its executive director. Board member John Blackburn had asked whether the Office of Charter Schools can review remote charter academies the way it reviews brick-and-mortar campuses. “I remain deeply troubled by the amount of money that is being sent to [those] four charter schools,” Duncan said. Related Stories NC charter schools hit record enrollment as sector approaches 30 years“That’s come up in our charter board meetings as well,” Logue replied. “NC charter office: No one on staff to evaluate virtual schools” was originally published on www.carolinajournal.com.