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Hoggard High School extends remote learning as cleanup, testing continue
Hoggard High School students will learn remotely for a second day Tuesday, Sept. 29, as campus cleanup continues, New Hanover County Schools announced.
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Local teachers gather for Civil War history symposium
Representatives from the NC History Center on the Civil War, Emancipation & Reconstruction recently held a symposium in Washington for area middle and high school teachers. The daylong event at the Harbor District Market featured informational breakout sessions, a guided historic walking tour along Main St. led by Stephen Farrell, curator of special collections at the Museum of the Pamlico, and presentations from David Cecelski, historian and author of NC History, who spoke about the Civil War in Eastern North Carolina, and Angie Zombeck, Ph.D., of UNC Wilmington, who spoke about Reconstruction in Eastern NC.
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West Bladen High School cancels rest of varsity football season
BLADENBORO, N.C. (WECT) - West Bladen High School has canceled the remainder of its varsity football season because a depleted roster left the team without enough healthy players to safely take the field, school officials announced Thursday. The decision came after a joint meeting between school administrators, district athletic officials...
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Cape Fear Community College to host inaugural NC Film Vendor Day
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Cape Fear Community College is partnering with Cinespace Studios to host its first-ever film vendor day in October, offering local crew members and students hands-on access to top-tier production equipment. The inaugural NC Film Vendor Day aims to connect regional production crews, industry leaders and prospective...
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Hoggard Mold Cleanup Raises HVAC Oversight Questions
Hoggard High School's remote-learning day follows weeks of room closures, rising remediation costs and questions about how the district controls humidity. Hoggard High School in Wilmington, North Carolina, will shift to remote learning Monday, September 28, while contractors conduct campus-wide cleaning and environmental inspections. The schedule change is the latest step in a mold response that began before classes opened and has spread across several parts of the five-building campus, according to local reporting.
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West Bladen teacher named finalist for NC CTE Teacher of the Year
ELIZABETHTOWN, NC (WWAY) — West Bladen High School Business Education teacher Elizabeth Roberson has been selected as a finalist for the 2027 Burroughs Wellcome Fund North Carolina Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Year Award. Roberson was recognized during Monday’s Bladen County Board of Education meeting by Dr....
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Hoggard High School moving to remote learning Monday amid campus remediation
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Hoggard High School students will learn remotely Monday, Sept. 28, as additional cleaning, remediation, testing and assessment work continues across the campus. New Hanover County Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Barnes announced the remote learning day in a message to Hoggard families Thursday. According to Barnes,...
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West Bladen High School cancels rest of varsity football season
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Football: East Bladen outscores Hobbton 46-40
NEWTON GROVE — The offenses couldn’t be stopped Friday, Sept 25. The result was 86 points, 776 total yards from scrimmage and the lead changing six times. Riley Collins ran for 202 yards, three touchdowns and a pair of 2-point conversions and also caught a touchdown pass as East Bladen outscored Hobbton 46-40 in a Carolina Conference football game.
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James Sprunt Community College president resigns
Who was named acting president at James Sprunt Community College?. Why did the college decline to comment on Hair's resignation?. James Sprunt Community College says Dr. Shannon Hair has voluntarily resigned as president. James Sprunt Community College can confirm that Dr. Shannon Hair has voluntarily resigned as president,” a college...
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Wallace-Rose Hill staff hit the road to welcome incoming freshmen
TEACHEY — Before the school year started in August, Wallace-Rose Hill High School staff took the term “Bulldog Family” to a whole new level — literally visiting the homes of its newest students. In preparation for the 2026–27 school year, W-RH staff and faculty members climbed aboard school buses for a special Freshman Bus Tour on Aug. 11, traveling throughout the community to personally welcome incoming freshmen and their families to the Bulldog family. Rather than waiting for students to walk through the doors on the first day of school, WRH "staffulty," as they're deemed, decided to meet them where they are. This is the second year in a row for the Welcoming Tour, said Assistant Principal Gary Brown. Staffulty members traveled designated bus routes and visited the homes of incoming ninth-graders, introducing themselves, welcoming students to Wallace-Rose Hill, and helping build a connection before the first day of school. The initiative was designed to make the transition to high school a little less intimidating while sending a powerful message to students and families: "You belong here, and we are excited to have you." “The Freshman Bus Tour was more than simply a ride through the community. It was an
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Ashley football tops Laney 20-17 in overtime conference battle
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) — Ashley snapped a three-game losing streak Friday night with a 20-17 overtime victory over Laney in a conference matchup at Ashley High School. The game featured two programs led by first-year head coaches and remained close throughout the night. Laney opened the scoring on its...
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Heide Trask math teacher named WWAY Teacher of the Month
ROCKY POINT, N.C. — For some students, math can feel like a foreign language. Numbers, formulas and equations do not always seem to connect to real life. But for this month’s WWAY Teacher of the Month, Heide Trask High School math teacher Emma Clark, making that connection is exactly the point.
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High school roundup: Conley, Rose volleyball set up battle of unbeatens
The volleyball teams from D.H. Conley and J.H. Rose made sure on Thursday night that their upcoming showdown on Tuesday would be one between unbeaten teams in Big Carolina Conference play. The 7A Vikings and 6A Rampants dealt Jacksonville and New Bern crippling BCC losses, respectively, to keep themselves in a first-place tie and push the Cardinals and Bears further into third and fourth place. Conley (14-1 overall, 4-0 BCC) travels across town to Rose (16-3, 5-0) on Tuesday night for the first of two meetings between the teams in the regular season. Conley dizzied the Cardinals right out of the gate with a 25-8 first-set win, then persisted as Jacksonville tried to storm back, taking the second 25-15 and the third 27-25 to complete a sweep. Defending 6A state champion Rose, meanwhile, also completed a sweep against a game New Bern squad in three tight sets, 25-20, 25-16 and 25-19. Ayden-Grifton 3, Kinston 0 The defending 3A state champs continued their recent surge with a sixth consecutive shutout win on Thursday night in Littlefield. The Chargers improved to .500 (9-9) for the first time all season thanks to an early-season juggernaut schedule. More importantly, they moved to 6-0 in
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City schools see enrollment bump from August to September
Student enrollment for Clinton City Schools didn’t drop as much as education officials once thought, and superintendent Dr. Wesley Johnson offered a newer report to members of the Clinton City Board of Education last week, showing members the system was actually down 32 youngsters versus the 100 first thought.