Bethania
Bethania, NC · Education
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State revokes Salisbury driving school's license
Transportation officials say Advanced Driving School of the Piedmont is in violation of multiple state laws. Violations include failure to notify the Division of the purchase of the business, and not filing an application with the Division before operating under the new ownership. As a result, the NCDMV has voided...
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State revokes Salisbury driving school's license
Transportation officials say Advanced Driving School of the Piedmont is in violation of multiple state laws. Violations include failure to notify the Division of the purchase of the business, and not filing an application with the Division before operating under the new ownership. As a result, the NCDMV has voided...
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Lexington City Schools receives federal grant to license teachers
Teacher assistants, substitutes and other school employees in 16 North Carolina districts will be able to become licensed teachers while keeping their jobs and paychecks, through a five-year, $5.5 million federal grant to Western Governors University (WGU) and its apprenticeship organization, Craft Education, in partnership with The Innovation Project. The...
Salisbury Post
Board of Education adds crowdfunding, subtracts DEI language
Rowan-Salisbury Schools officials are seeking to clarify best practices when participating in crowdfunding campaigns. The school board considered a number of proposed policy changes at their Monday evening work session, […]
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Asheboro regroups after loss in league opener
ASHEBORO — A get-well game. With the majority of the Triad Area Athletic Conference still in front of the Asheboro High School varsity football team, last Friday night’s Homecoming battle with Southeast Guilford took on added meaning. AHS was coming off a loss to Northern Guilford in the...
FOX8 News
Kiser Middle School students are working to ‘Start With Hello’
GREENSBORO, NC (WGHP) — Students at Kiser Middle School in Greensboro are hearing a simple message, but it’s one with big consequences. Seventh grader Erin Morrisey says, “The message is to make people more aware of what violence can do and how important it is to just say a simple hello or like greet somebody. […]
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Faculty, students hope proposed performing arts center allows for a space to welcome local community
As the Elon University performing arts program has expanded over the decades, so has the need for more resources. Elon was able to secure property across from the Inn at Elon to imagine what could become one of the next major campus products: a new performing arts center. University President...
WKRC
High school marching band booted from game after multiple warnings from announcer
HENRICO, Va. (WKRC) - A high school marching band left the stands during a Friday night game after it was warned about playing. A video posted by the Grimsley Senior High School Friday appears to show the team's marching band leaving the stands after being warned about playing music during a game against Varina High School in Virginia.
Mount Airy News
Rockford names staff Leader of the Month
Rockford Elementary School has named Erin Phillips as the Staff Leader of the Month. “This year...(she) made the jump to teaching kindergarten, bringing her incredible instructional skills right to our youngest learners,” school officials said. “She also helps lead our SAVE (Students Against Violence Everywhere) Promise Club.” Additionally, she is a member of the school’s literacy committee and is starting a K-2 Science Club. “Erin is exactly the kind of educator who takes total ownership of her students’ success and our school’s culture. She is always going above and beyond, consistently stepping up to fill gaps and bring fresh ideas to life.” school officials said.
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Prep football: Wildcats keep Southwestern Randolph in check; Asheboro, Providence Grove and Wheatmore post convincing victories
ASHEBORO — Dayveion Ford made a game-changing return of a fumble and Cade McCallum threw for two touchdowns in Eastern Randolph’s 28-7 road victory against Southwestern Randolph in Four Rivers Conference football Friday night. The Wildcats (5-3 overall, 2-0 Four Rivers Conference) scored the game’s final 28 points....
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Big plays help Wildcats survive Southwestern Randolph challenge
ASHEBORO — Big plays can come in a number of different ways on a high school football field. They include long scoring passes, hard-nosed running for big first downs, great catches along the sidelines and extra-effort plays that gain valuable yardage. And big plays can also come on the...
Gameday Chatter
Virginia marching band ejected after repeated warnings
pngstudio/Depositphotos What led to the band’s unexpected removal A high school football game in Virginia took an unexpected turn when the visiting Grimsley marching band was escorted from Varina High School’s stadium during the second half. The band had been warned repeatedly about playing music during live-ball situations, and Henrico County Public Schools later said the band continued despite multiple public-address announcements and an administrative request. The football game itself went to overtime, with Grimsley defeating Varina 24-17. The band’s removal became a major part of the night after Grimsley’s football team preserved its unbeaten record. Depositphotos The game took place in Henrico The game was held at Varina High School, located at 7053 Messer Road in Henrico, Virginia. Varina hosted Grimsley in an interstate, nonconference matchup between two highly regarded high school football programs. The matchup took place Friday, October 2, with kickoff scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Grimsley entered the game undefeated, while Varina also had not yet suffered a regular-season loss. Depositphotos Grimsley entered with a perfect record Grimsley arrived in Virginia with a 5-0 record and a lengthy winning streak. The North Carolina team had won its first five games of the 2026 season, including a 63-0
Chronicle
DOJ drops Duke lawsuits after stunning Vincent Price courtroom performance
“And Your Honor, always remember,” President Vincent Price concluded with a wink, “The Price is right.” He shot a winning smile toward the prosecution’s bench and retired his opening statement. The Chronicle has previously reported on the five federal investigations into Duke University. One accuses Duke...
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Asheboro City Schools joins social media litigation
The Asheboro City Schools Board of Education unanimously voted Thursday to join multidistrict litigation against social media companies. Thousands of school districts across the country have signed onto lawsuits against companies including Meta, Snap and ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok. They allege that these platforms have contributed to mental...