A new North Carolina law called the Parents’ Bill of Rights drew a packed house of speakers at the Nov. 16 Durham Board of Education…
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As the Durham Board of Education moves forward with plans to build a new Durham School of the Arts in northern Durham, some community members…
Durham Public Schools’ academic performance improved over the last school year, but achievement gaps between the district’s Black and Hispanic students and other students remain…
Students at Northern High School had barely completed a week of classes at the newly opened building when they were put under a lockdown on…
After a series of delays caused by storms and problems during construction, Northern High School, originally scheduled to open on Aug. 28, finally opened its…
Gaggle, a school surveillance and safety management software that has generated criticism since being introduced in Durham schools, will come under the microscope again at…
On the afternoon of March 20, Allison Swaim–a high school history teacher in Durham–projected a Vox video onto the screen for her students about a…
After fatal shootings on March 21 near Brogden Middle School in which two teenagers were killed and a third was injured, members of the Durham…
Durham Public Schools will seek an additional $10.8 million from Durham County for the coming school year, in part to make up for decreased state…
April 1 is famous for pranks and practical jokes. But to overworked Durham Public Schools teachers with microwaves and fridges in their classrooms, there’s nothing…