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Local athlete achieves on both the field and in the classroom

    Local athlete achieves on both the field and in the classroom

Excelling in a sport and in the classroom is a tough task for any high schooler. For Madison Minga-Perry, managing both sports and academics is just another day.

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Financial expert tackles state’s Economic and Financial Literacy Act

    Financial expert tackles state’s Economic and Financial Literacy Act

The North Carolina General Assembly is considering a bill that would make it a requirement for high school students to a pass financial literacy course before they graduate.

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Holding schools accountable creates the most growth for minority kids

    Holding schools accountable creates the most growth for minority kids

Accountability is hard but necessary. There are approximately 2,600 public schools in North Carolina. Of those, 483 are low performing.

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Ministers’ Conference prepares for MLK scholarships

    Ministers’ Conference prepares for MLK scholarships

It has been a mission for the conference to invest in the lives of the local youth for many years now.  Hundreds of students have benefited from the scholarships over the years.

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Equity v. Equality Giving Students the Tools They Need to Succeed

    Equity v. Equality Giving Students the Tools They Need to Succeed

Equity v. Equality Giving Students the Tools They Need to Succeed

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Commentary: FAST help for N.C. School districts hit by Florence

    Commentary: FAST help for N.C. School districts hit by Florence

Commentary: FAST help for N.C. School districts hit by Florence

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Local Sorority presents school supplies to new teachers

    Local Sorority presents school supplies to new teachers

The National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa Inc., recently presented school supplies to new teachers.

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Community gearing up for back-to-school giveaways

    Community gearing up for back-to-school giveaways

Community groups, nonprofits, churches and other organizations across the community are gearing up for their back-to-school giveaways. 

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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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New math program headed to Carver

    New math program headed to Carver

Carver High School is looking to adopt a new educational model that uses technology to accelerate learning.

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