Education

Students welcomed at cleaned-up Ashley

    Students welcomed at cleaned-up Ashley

As more than 500 students filed into the building at Ashley Academy for Cultural & Global Studies, they were greeted by high-fives, handshakes and words of encouragement from participants in the annual welcome tunnel. 

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100 Male Reception Tunnel prepares to welcome students

    100 Male Reception Tunnel prepares to welcome students

Students, parents, teachers, and WS/FCS prepare for first day of school at Ashley Two years ago, Rev. Dr. Lamonte Williams had an idea to invite 100 men from all walks

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Group won’t ‘sit by any longer’

    Group won’t ‘sit by any longer’

Action4Ashley files discrimination complaint against WS/FCS

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WS/FCS reminds parents of required vaccines, health assessments

    WS/FCS reminds parents of required vaccines, health assessments

Students must be immunized by Sept. 26, which is 30 days after school starts.

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Philo-Hill Magnet Academy gets new principal

  Philo-Hill Magnet Academy gets new principal

Benika Thompson will be the new principal at Philo-Hill Magnet Academy. Thompson has served as the Science Program Manager for

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Forsyth County educators participate in “Teacher in Congress”

  Forsyth County educators participate in “Teacher in Congress”

Rep. Virginia Foxx (R, 5th District-N.C.) hosted Dustin Haley and Cristofer Wiley of Forsyth County for her annual Teacher in Congress Internship in Washington, DC. in mid-July.

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WSSU welcomes new provost

  WSSU welcomes new provost

Dr. Anthony Graham, the new provost for Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), is hitting the ground running.

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HBCU students get inside view of Capitol Hill

  HBCU students get inside view of Capitol Hill

Democratic U.S. Rep. Alma Adams (NC-12), co-chair of the Congressional Bipartisan Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Caucus, and Republican U.S. Rep. Mark Walker (NC-06) recently said goodbye to their third class of Congressional Bipartisan HBCU Caucus interns in Washington, D.C.

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Pop-up festival promotes reading

  Pop-up festival promotes reading

For the past three years Bookmarks has partnered with Scholastic to host the Summer Reading Road Trip.

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Program hosts first summer math camp

  Program hosts first summer math camp

 This year the AAMPED program is making sure young men in the community are staying sharp during summer break with its first Math I Camp.

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