New Hanover County Schools has come a long way in its efforts to effectively prevent and deal with sexual assault, and it’s letting the public know about it.
New Hanover County’s Board of Education is meeting Wednesday, Jan. 13 to discuss its plan on how to move elementary students back to Plan A starting Monday, Jan. 19.
Martha Cotton, a pre k-2 teacher at Williams Township Elementary in Whiteville, seeks donations to purchase crayons and colored pencils through ‘Color Me Happy’ Donors Choose project
A New Hanover County high school teacher was suspended from her job without pay, after getting caught smoking on a Zoom call in front of her students. She opted to retire rather than return to the classroom.
To the best of her understanding, while she doesn’t have to repay that portion of the loan to the government, Miller-Motte still gets to keep the money that was borrowed on her daughter’s behalf.
In September, the Pender County Schools Board of Education unanimously approved to change the name of Burgaw Elementary back to C.F. Pope Elementary School.
Unlike a vote of no-confidence, which can be a precursor to the resignation or dismissal of an administrator not deemed fit to hold a position, a vote for censure expresses disapproval of actions
Plan A refers to face-to-face instruction five days a week, and will be effective Monday, Jan. 11. A full-time remote option will continue to be available to families not ready to transition back to in-person learning.
While several school systems in southeastern North Carolina have elementary school students in class five days a week already, New Hanover County School system has yet to take that step
Three new members and one re-elected member were sworn into the Brunswick County Board of Education at the first meeting following November's general election
Brunswick County Board of Education members considered offering financial incentives to recruit new teachers and heard options to address a baseball field flooding problem at Monday night's meeting
Since many school systems now have some form of in-person learning, teachers have had to modify their methods and students have had to adapt to new ways of learning.
The Community Relations Advisory Committee for New Hanover County and the City of Wilmington issued a letter to county commissioners, city council and the New Hanover County Schools Board of Education Wednesday outlining nine recommendations to diversify schools and repair damage they believe was ca
Nine Cape Fear Community College student veterans receive scholarship funds from the southeastern chapter of the Military Officers Association of America
The remote learning labs were originally used to help school employees while they worked, by offering a space for their kids to stay and be looked after while they did their own school work.
After three school closures and ten positive cases so far this school year, the superintendent asks community members to take extra precautions when out in public.
Martha Cotton, a K-2 teacher at Williams Township in Whiteville, is asking for a Climb-N-Crawl Caterpillar through the Donors Choose website, an online charity that helps teachers get funding for school projects.
The UNCW Alert system will be tested Wednesday, October 21 at noon as part of a routine maintenance schedule determined by the campus environmental health and safety policy.
Dublin Primary School will be closed for a minimum of two weeks “due to a significant increase in the number of COVID-19 cases and close contact cases,” Bladen County Schools announced Friday morning.
At Tuesday night’s New Hanover County School Board meeting, officials answered questions that many parents have been asking about how to keep their children safe.
Coastal Christian High School is closing temporarily due to seven cases of COVID-19 and students will do remote learning until the school reopens on October 19th.
Holly Majewski, a S.T.E.M. elective class teacher at Belville Elementary is hoping to purchase a Breville Smart Oven through the Donors Choose website, an online charity that helps local teachers get funding for school projects.
The Bladen County Board of Education on Thursday voted for a plan that would bring students back to the classroom for in-person instruction later this month.
For the third time, Cape Fear Community College (CFCC)’s Small Business Center has received $50,000 from the NC Legislature to assist local businesses impacted by COVID-19.
Cape Fear Community College recently received $327,247 from the U.S. Department of Education through the Governor’s Emergency Relief Fund to help students pursue workforce training programs.
Bradley Creek Elementary School is one of the first five schools to have 50% of its staff register and complete two of the qualifying courses on the Safe Schools Healthy kids NC learning portal.
To help reduce the spread on COVID-19, UNCW will have an extended winter break in lieu of spring break with classes beginning on Wednesday January 20, 2021.
Dr. Susan Graziano, current principal at Penderlea School, will join the Topsail High as an assistant principal while Topsail High assistant principal Fallon Fuller will move to Penderlea School as the interim principal.
The Brunswick County Board of Education on Tuesday unanimously voted to allow students in grades K-5 to return to school for full-time, in-person instruction beginning next month.
New Hanover County (NHC) Board of Education voted to approve the transition to Plan B using an AA/BB model instead of a three-week rotation schedule at a special board meeting Monday night.
The Brunswick County Board of Education (BCBE) announced Friday it will hold a special meeting Tuesday, September 22 at 2:00 p.m. to discuss the options for K-5 students.
The NCDHHS has released that universities and colleges that are following COVID-19 safety protocols can allow two family member spectators per athlete for up to 350 total per event.
Beginning this fall, students can study for an Associate of Science degree in Applied Science Health and Fitness at Cape Fear Community College (CFCC) and can benefit from the newly opened fitness center.
Republican state leaders and a group of parents called for Gov. Roy Cooper (D) to allow full-time, in-person classes Wednesday, citing their concerns about the negative impacts remote learning is having on kids and families.
Candidates running for the New Hanover County Board of Education gathered virtually Tuesday evening in a forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Lower Cape Fear, YWCA Lower Cape Fear and the North Carolina Coastal Federation.
