They say one of the best ways to begin a political career is to run for the school board. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education member Mark Johnson appears to
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BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE For the second year in a row, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ high school graduation rate has topped 85 percent. According to results submitted by the N.C.
The start of a new year brings excitement to all those involved: students, parents and teachers. The students, parents and teachers at Cook Literacy Model School are no exception. School
(pictured above: Marchers depart from United Metropolitan on Sunday.) They marched. They chanted and sang. They voted. Souls to the Polls in Winston-Salem accomplished its mission Sunday. About 300 people left
Fansler for School Board To the Editor: Other than parents, the most important individual in a child’s life and development
Midterm elections tend to have far less voter turnout than presidential ones, but they can have just as big of
(pictured above: John Davenport Jr. (second from left) poses with interns Darian Thompson, Lazar Trifunovic and Sam Starks.) John Davenport Jr.
(pictured above: Stacey Rubain (second from right) poses with supporters and friends (from left): Justin Hurie, Renu Syal, Bryan Mosley and
(Ron Travis with Beverly Emory at Carver last year.) School officials say a new Carver High School principal could be
Fansler for School Board To the Editor: Katherine Fansler for School Board At-Large – many people who have met her already
