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Durham Public Schools Board of Education and other organizations to release 2012 legislative agenda that focuses on increased state funding.
- NC Senate head to push plan for education changes
- Hundreds rally for scholarship program for lower income students
- Wake Superintendent Tata appreciative of county contributions
- 4 Triangle high schools among top 100 public schools in the US
- Wake County explains school bus inspection procedures
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School leaders in Durham take a stand for education funding
Durham Public Schools Board of Education and other organizations to release 2012 legislative agenda that focuses on increased state funding.
NC Senate head to push plan for education changes
A top North Carolina politician is taking a personal role in a Republican education package to change public schools.
Hundreds rally for scholarship program for lower income students
Hundreds of parents and students are rallying in support of a scholarship program to help lower income students afford a quality education.
Wake Superintendent Tata appreciative of county contributions
A Wake County budget gives the schools $3.9 million -- less than the more than $8 million the schools requested.
4 Triangle high schools among top 100 public schools in the US
Four Triangle high schools are in the top 100 list of best public high schools in the United States.
Wake County explains school bus inspection procedures
Some Wake County parents are upset after a heating-system hose burst and injured students Wednesday in Knightdale.
NC blocks dues check-off law targeting NCAE
A trial court judge has blocked from taking effect a state law preventing members of the North Carolina Association of Educators from having their dues removed automatically from paychecks until a lawsuit is heard.
Parents concerned after Wendell Middle School students injured on bus
Multiple students on-board a school bus from Wendell Middle School suffered burns when a hose burst inside the bus Wednesday.
Bell named chair of Shaw board
Joseph Bell succeeds Willie Gary, who will remain on the Shaw University board.
UNC's Friday hospitalized in critical condition
William Friday is in UNC Hospitals in critical condition on Wednesday afternoon.
Wake families can appeal their school assignments
Parents who want to apply for a transfer for their child for next year in Wake County have June 1.
Duke U. gives Brodhead 5 more years as president
Duke University's trustees want Richard Brodhead to stay the school's presidents for another five years.
DA seeks SBI probe of UNC-Chapel Hill department
Prosecutors want the State Bureau of Investigation to look into a program at UNC, where a school review already has found academic fraud.
Supt. Tony Tata: New policy is not wreaking havoc in residential market
Supt. Tony Tata talked real estate numbers Friday to show that people aren't moving away from Wake County because of the new choice-based assignment plan.
No school Friday for McGee's Crossroads Elementary
McGee's Crossroads Elementary in Johnston County will be closed for students Friday due to a water line break.
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