Category: Education

‘Make Schools Safest Buildings in State,’ Vows GOP Candidate

By Steve Rader WASHINGTON, NC – Michele Morrow, the Republican candidate for NC Superintendent of Public Instruction, recently addressed the Beaufort County Conservative Club, declaring that her top objectives for the state’s school system were safety and academic performance. Morrow said she wanted to get “politics out of the classroom” in order to concentrate on academic learning. On safety, Morrow said there needed to be improvements focused both externally against…

Part One: Are We Stupid or What?

The Envelopes, please. . . Most Expensive Building in County History!

Analyst Has 40-plus Questions About New $70 Million School

Innovative New Preschool to Open

Middle School students head to Atlanta for National Championships

School System Flexes Muscle

What They Didn’t Tell Us At College Orientation

Kaitlynn Mizelle, Ally Leaming, Elijah Pauley, Jackson Callen and Lila Mehring 

Navy Junior ROTC Academic Team of Pamlico County High School heads to ‘Nationals’ for 7th consecutive year!

All Expenses Paid Glitzy Compound for Illegals

Grant Preparation Workshop for Area Nonprofits

School Choice, Part 2 — www.ncschoolsaroundme.com

Dr. Dawn Baldwin Gibson

School Choice for Eastern North Carolina

Braxton siblings graduate!

Home-Schoolers Expose Public School Flaws

China & India flunk ‘Carbon Emissions 101’

GREETINGS FROM

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Craven County Board of Education – Part 2:

MEET THE BOARD!

After GOP sweep, Craven School Board expected to tilt right … but will it?

$50 MILLION!

Massive ‘Needs-Based’ State Grant will build new Pamlico 6 – 12 School

Sex education in Craven may be on wrong path

Local Navy JROTC Unit takes 11TH in Nation

Officials give sewer system $500K Proposed new library gets zilch

“Hey little Johnny! Or is it Joanna?”

Wake goes WOKE!

‘We’re off to see the Wizard!’

Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps Academic Team to compete aboard USS Midway

From hamburgers to $2.5 million Library!

Spelling Champ heads to Charlotte

U.S. Supreme Court to review UNC-Chapel Hill use of ‘affirmative action’ for admissions