Committee visits to review school
Touring classrooms, interviewing students and teachers and evaluating education standards are all on the docket for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools council visiting April 26.
Students show talent variety
This week offers an opportunity to see what over 40 chorus students showed up after school for two days to audition for.
Community event supports victim
On April 27, the Pershing Avenue Christian Church is hosting a fundraiser dinner and bingo night for Boone senior Elizabeth Harrison.
Hot Topic: Class size controversy causes reversal
Curbing to complaints from students and school administrators alike, legislators are reducing the effect of the newly implemented Class Size Amendment.
Scott ignores pill problem, blocks solution
Lately, the only thing more apparent to Florida voters than Governor Rick Scott’s approval rating nose dive is the need for pill mill regulation.
Safety becomes school concern
As the car spun in full-circle, she opened her eyes to a red liquid covering her body.
Courses offer teens improvement on the road
The roads traveled on to school and back show many challenges, not only with one’s own driving skills, but also with the driving skills of others.
Wave of change in Egypt spreads across the Middle East
By STEPHANIE GARCIA For the next six months, Egypt will be under military rule while transitioning into a democratic government.
True story inspires film, community
By KAREN JAEN Raising five fingers in the air, the Wake Forest community honors the memory of Luke Abbate.
Adviser earns historic recognition
By JONATHAN WARREN When Renee Burke heard she won, she was in shock. Superintendent Ronald Blocker read her name, but she was expecting another name to be called. Burke had…