Wake County NCAE Releases School Board Endorsements
Wake County’s defacto teachers’ union has released its endorsements for the midterm election, including candidates for school board.
Wake County Political Parties Endorse School Board Candidates
The Wake County GOP endorsed candidates in all nine races, supporting some Republicans who hold extreme views.
Backtalk: Blink twice for help
And other things our readers told us this week.
The ‘Parental Rights’ Movement Wants Control of Wake County Schools
“Parental rights” is central to the campaigns of a new flock of candidates hoping to wrangle conservative control on the Wake County school board.
Wake County School Board Members Say It’s Time to Move On
With five of its nine members not seeking re-election in November, Wake County’s school board is poised for a major political shift.
Sam Hershey To Run For Wake County School Board
Sam Hershey, founder of software company Evim Solutions, announced Monday he is running for the Wake County Board of Education in District 6, where the incumbent, Christine Kushner, is stepping down.
Wake County Delivers More Bonus Payments to Teachers, Staff
It’s all about money this week. As cafeteria workers went on strike, the Wake County school board approved a series of $1,250 bonuses for staff, and state officials finally reached a compromise on the biennial budget.
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Wake County Bus Driver Walkout Continues
Bus drivers walked out Friday to protest working extra routes without extra pay.
Wake County School Board Resolves to Support Leandro Plan
School board members joined the chorus of officials imploring state lawmakers to give more money to public schools.
Continue Masking? Require Vaccines? The Wake County School Board Is Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Parents (and some teachers) fired criticism at the Wake County school board Tuesday in anticipation of its decisions on masks, vaccinations.
Mask Mandates are Back and People are Already Freaking Out
Is it really so hard to wear a mask?
Wake County Schools Will Start Remotely in January
The school board’s vote came at the recommendation of staff, who cited staffing concerns amid the ongoing pandemic.
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