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See Gastonia, Shelby high school football NCHSAA second round pairings
Thirteen high school football teams remain in the NCHSAA state playoffs following an eventful opening round Friday, Nov. 6. Most noteworthy were road wins by North Lincoln and West Lincoln, the arch-rivals scoring first-round wins in the 5A West and 3A West brackets. PLAYOFF MODE ENGAGED: Ashbrook football scores dominant NCHSAA 6A Round 1 win. Here's how. TOP PERFORMERS: Gastonia, Shelby high school football NCHSAA first round honor roll Quarterback Easton Lusk threw three touchdown passes and ran for another, with Landen Agee scoring three touchdowns (two rushing, one receiving) — including the game-winner in overtime — to lift No. 21 North Lincoln past 12-seed Northwest Cabarrus. Meanwhile, West Lincoln snapped out of a recent funk in a big way, the No. 18 Rebels rushing for 500 yards in a 61-40 victory at 15-seed East Rutherford. North Lincoln travels to No. 5 Monroe in 5A West second round play. West Lincoln heads to 3A West No. 2 Shelby, which handled the Rebels 64-13 in their September meeting. Ashbrook and Cherryville advanced as well, scoring a 47-21 win over Central Cabarrus and a 63-0 shutout of Elkin, respectively. Ranked 12th in the 6A West bracket, Ashbrook travels to Winston-Salem for a
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Excel College announces hiring of law firm to investigate complaints, CPA to audit finances
Excel College is hiring an outside law firm to investigate a flood of student complaints and a certified public accountant to audit its finances, the school announced Monday. The complaints include claims that Excel misrepresented its academic programs and accreditation status, failed to provide the education and work experience students were promised, housed students in overcrowded conditions, and subjected students to excessive monitoring.
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From collaboration to classroom impact: How Glenwood Elementary is strengthening instruction
When fourth grade teacher Tina Flynn missed two days of instructional planning to attend district professional development in McDowell County Schools, she returned to Glenwood Elementary School knowing her colleagues had everything covered. Natalie Morgan, the team’s go-to teacher for math, had helped prepare the lessons. Flynn didn’t need to question whether the instruction was rigorous, aligned to standards, or missing important components. She simply needed to familiarize herself with what the team had developed.
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York County School employee placed on paid leave amid investigation
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'Once a Tiger, always a Tiger': Rosman High School honors student who died
ROSMAN, N.C. (WLOS) — The Rosman High School community came together Friday night to honor the life and memory of one of its students who died earlier this week. Ansel Galloway, 17, was a junior at Rosman High School. His cause of death has not been publicly released. WLOS.