Anthropologist awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Three honored with advancement of women awards
Awards given to nine who contribute to diversity on campus and beyond
This has been a rough period in the world of sports.
At a school board meeting yesterday, the Durham Public Schools Board of Education adopted its budget request for the 2013-14 school year. The Durham County Board of Commissioners will now review this request and determine the county appropriation that, along with state and federal funding, enables us to operate our schools and teach our children.
UNC’s Bloom elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Council for Exceptional Children honors pioneering UNC researcher
Margaret Gourlay wins award from Clinical Research Forum
Teacher Appreciation Week is May 6-10 this year. As the summer approaches and year-end activities ramp up, this is a time during which we offer our teachers the congratulations and recognition that we frankly mean to offer year-round. To put it mildly, these are eventful times in public education. Sometimes, our voice in support of teachers is hard to hear in the constant activity.
Chancellor honors 71 students for academic, service leadership
It’s been a good senior year for Marius McAllister at Hillside New Tech. A busy one too.
N.C. Central University maintains prestigious AACSB business accreditation
Q: I saw that Governor McCory has presented his budget proposal to the General Assembly. Has he suggested any cuts to education funding, and if so, how will that affect Durham Public Schools?
The N.C. Central University Department of Music’s Operatorio Performance Ensemble will present German composer Engelbert Humperdinck’s “Hansel and Gretel” Wednesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. in the B. N. Duke Auditorium.
When math teachers at North Middlesex Regional High School had a hard time finding affordable textbooks that reflect the new statewide Common Core curriculum, they decided to take matters into their own hands.
