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The Things to Come
Science-minded students treated to special career fair Students at Atkins Academic and Technology High School were shown the opportunities that await those who master the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) curriculum that the
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Ephesus Junior Academy receives grant
The Ephesus Junior Academy in Winston-Salem was recently awarded an $18,000 SMART grant from the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s Southern Union. The funds will be used to accelerate the progress of the school’s continuous improvement
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A New Day for High Point Regional
High Point Regional’s merger with UNC Health Care System is now official. Under the merger, UNC Health Care will become the sole member of High Point Regional, providing $150 million for capital improvements and
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Family business cited for longevity, success
The Wake Forest University Family Business Center and Business North Carolina have made their selections for the 2013 North Carolina Family Business of the Year awards. The Century Award winner is Winston-Salem-based Salem Funeral
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Federal cuts could hit students most in need
The federal sequestration, or across the board budget cuts, that went into effect on March 1 will have substantial impact on state and local programs, and the local school system is no exception. Members
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Hayes essays earn kids praise from WSBA
The life and legacy of the late Judge Roland Hayes was celebrated this week, during the Winston-Salem Bar Association’s fourth annual Black History Month Essay Contest. Five students from Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy, which occupies
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The Sport of Science
Brain power earns students medals Students’ knowledge of anatomy, astronomy, chemistry and more were tested Saturday during a competition at Atkins Academic and Technology High School. The regional Science Olympiad tournament attracted more than
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Jack-of-all-trades passionate about getting kids to read
Johnny Duckett was a substitute teacher back in 2000 when it became apparent to him that one of the biggest challenges faced by schools was getting young people – boys in particular – excited
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New coalition lays out ambitious plan for schools and troubled youth
City Council Member James Taylor convened the first-ever meeting of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Education Coalition Tuesday at City Hall. “I believe in order for students to be successful, it takes a community approach,” said
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College students ready to step
The 6th Annual ScottCares Step Show will be held on Friday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. in Salem College’s Hanes Auditorium in Elberson Fine Arts Center. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. An after-party with
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