Taylor v. . Board of Education

We have held in a number of cases that the commissioners of a county, acting as an administrative agency of the State, may issue notes and bonds of the county for the purpose of acquiring sites, building the necessary schoolhouses and operating the public schools of the county without submitting the matter to a vote of the people “where such schoolhouses are required for the establishment or maintenance of tbe State system of public schools in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution.” Julian v. Ward, 198 N. C., 480, 152 S. E., 401; Hall v. Comrs. of Duplin, 195 N. C., 367, 142 S.…