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Published Sat, Oct 17, 2009 04:49 AM
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Modified Sat, Oct 17, 2009 04:36 AM
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Education
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Schools' hours in flux
Tens of thousands of Wake County families would have to adjust morning routines - from 10 minutes to more than an hour - under an administration proposal to change the start and dismissal times for nearly all of the district's schools this fall. -
Assignment plan still hot
Wake County's new student assignment plan remained the topic of much discussion and complaints at Tuesday night's school board meeting, with some board members promising to monitor its early results and, if possible, make changes before next fall. -
Board extends Tata's contract
The Wake County school board voted Tuesday to extend Superintendent Tony Tata's contract by six months. His contract will now run through December 2014. -
Hard sell for school board
Wake County taxpayers have been paying more than $20,000 a month to maintain three vacant Raleigh office buildings that school officials have had limited success in trying to sell. -
Glitch causes some parents to reselect schools
Parents of 1,191 Wake County students have to reselect which middle schools they want their children to attend this fall because of a glitch in the school system's computer system. -
To lease or not was school board's question
When the Wake School board decided it needed more space for its administrative operations, it turned to the brokerage firm of Grubb & Ellis for advice. -
Wake school board sells surplus land for $2.61M
By an 8-1 vote, Wake County school board members agreed tonight to accept a bid of $2.61 million from a Raleigh developer for 10 acres of surplus property on Noble Road. -
Wake school board names new principals
Wake County school leaders announced tonight the appointments and transfers of seven permanent and seven interim principals. -
Wake school board extends superintendent Tata's contract
The Wake County school board voted tonight to extend Superintendent Tony Tata’s contract by six months. -
N.C. colleges nurture Generation Z entrepreneurs
This year's crop of college graduates will - by some accounts - mark the first entrants of Generation Z into the workplace. North Carolina's leaders are trying to figure out how to accommodate this generation's creative tendencies.
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