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November 20, 2008

Update: N.C. State student apologizes for Obama graffiti

RALEIGH (AP) — An apology by an N.C. State student for painting racially charged graffiti at the school's free expression tunn... Continue

Superintendent to hold town hall meeting

GREENSBORO — Guilford County Schools Superintendent Maurice "Mo" Green will hold a town meeting in Pleasant Garden on Monday...... Continue

Board tables vote for incentives program

An experimental program offering incentives to teachers willing to work at low-performing schools got a cool reception from scho... Continue

Schools to cut $5 million from budget

Guilford County Schools officials expect to lose about $5 million in state funding, nearly twice what was expected. The amount...... Continue

A&T keeps tuition rate; other fees increase

Even with the state mired in an economic swamp, N.C. A&T won’t raise undergraduate tuition next year. Fees, on the other h... Continue

November 19, 2008

N.C. schools asked to return $58M to state

RALEIGH (AP) - Local school districts are being asked to return $58 million they've already received from the state to help ease... Continue

Cowher to address N.C. State fall commencement

RALEIGH (AP) - Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher will deliver the fall commencement address at North Carolina St... Continue

State NAACP leader wants stronger response from N.C. State on racist graffiti

RALEIGH (MCT) — The head of the state's NAACP chapter on Tuesday dismissed as "tepid" the response of N.C. State officials to...... Continue

Charlotte teachers warned about Web use

CHARLOTTE (AP) — Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officials have warned employees they could be fired if they make offensive post... Continue

Financial upheaval may stall projects

GREENSBORO - The financial crisis could put the brakes on local bond projects including school and jail construction and the exp... Continue

November 18, 2008

Guilford schools to return $2.8 million after state budget cuts

State budget cuts will require Guilford County Schools return $2.8 million. School systems statewide will have to cut $58 millio... Continue

Former Va. teacher donates $1 million to UNC

CHAPEL HILL (AP) - A former Virginia school teacher has donated more than $1 million to UNC-Chapel Hill, her alma mater. The uni... Continue

Brakes may be put on school construction

The financial crisis may put the brakes on school construction. County Commissioners and their staff met with the school board t... Continue

November 17, 2008

WSSU to repay feds $1.15 million

WINSTON-SALEM (AP) - A public university says it will repay the government and lenders more than $1 million for loans and grants... Continue

November 16, 2008

Guilford County Schools "A" Honor Roll, First Quarter

HIGH SCHOOL (Jump to the middle school listings) The following students in the Guilford County Schools have achieved academic di... Continue

November 14, 2008

Attorney: Teacher's Facebook postings not intended to be public

CHARLOTTE (MCT) — An attorney for a suspended Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools teacher said Thursday she never intended for the p... Continue

Sharpe pushes asset equality at middle schools

To no one’s surprise, school board member Anita Sharpe went out fighting for her schools Thursday night. The regular board mee... Continue

November 13, 2008

Greensboro College professor among Louisburg presidential finalists

A professor at Greensboro College is one of two finalists to become president at Louisburg College. Judy Blankenship Cheatham, d... Continue

Update: Nail guns caused 'gunfire' sounds at Va. Tech

BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) - Cartridges from power nail guns were the source of gunshot-like sounds that prompted a lockdown of a resi... Continue

UNC-Charlotte votes to start football program

CHARLOTTE (AP) - Charlotte, the school that produced Cedric Maxwell, an unlikely Final Four appearance in 1977 and consistent NC... Continue

School board to consider new administrator

What: Guilford County Board of Education meeting When: 6 p.m. Thursday Where: Guilford County Schools Central Office, 712 N. Eug... Continue

Eastern High School to open in spring

GIBSONVILLE — Cassandra Hlong nearly came to tears Wednesday morning as school officials talked about opening the new Eastern...... Continue

November 12, 2008

Eastern nears completion two years after fire

Work is nearing completion at Eastern Guilford High School as the school marks the second anniversary this month of the fire tha... Continue

NAACP wants students expelled for racist graffiti

RALEIGH (AP) — The North Carolina NAACP wants N.C. State to expel four students accused of painting racist messages about Pres... Continue

Embezzlement charge dropped against former N.C. A&T official

Prosecutors have dropped embezzlement charges against a former N.C. A&T official, Guilford County District Attorney Doug Hen... Continue

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