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One example addresses student discipline. Told of behavioral issues that include fights, illegal substance use, disrespectful language and aggression from parents, district leaders said in ...
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Sep 30, 2024 · Tatum Brown (from left), Will Rizo, Tatum's son, River Brown, 3, and Ali Knight dig through several inches of silt, looking for a drainage grate in the parking lot of Brushy Fork Baptist Church on ...
Greensboro police investigate shooting in mall parking lot
The victim, who was identified only as a 20-year-old man, “told police he was visiting from Winston-Salem and was unsure who shot him or why,” according to information provided by Greensboro ...
Top 10 private schools for vouchers in Forsyth County
Students living in Forsyth County have received $5.4 million from the state to use toward tuition at 25 private schools