Tips for a good start
Kinea White Epps: Welcome back year-round students! I hope you are geared up for another successful school year.
Teachers studying in India
Kinea White Epps: Seven teachers from the International Baccalaureate programs at Millbrook Elementary School, East Millbrook and Daniels middle schools and Broughton High School have departed for a month of studies in India, according to a news release about the trip
Clinic gives kids a boost
Kinea White Epps: Congratulations to students at a few northern Wake schools that recently received scholarships and savings bonds from the Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic. The students are: Jennifer McLean and Samantha Lindabery of Millbrook High School and Julianna Blake
A little Girl Help goes a long way
News and Notes:Back in February, I told you about two sisters, Justine and Julia Vandermel, who were starting a club called Girl Help. The idea behind the club was to work to raise money for a variety of charities from tackling hunger to helping animals. The slogan
Oprah goes global
Kinea White Epps:Oprah Winfrey is calling on educators to apply for a new project, O Ambassador Clubs, a joint effort of Oprah's Angel Network and Free the Children, an organization that encourages children to volunteer. The mission of the clubs is to raise money to
Light shines on five
Kinea White Epps:The Wake County school board honored 22 students this month with Spotlight on Students awards. Among them were five from northern Wake schools.
Cheers to these students
Kinea White Epps:This week's column is dedicated to some of northern Wake's finest students.
