Hundreds of North Carolinians joined in a nationwide rally to demand gun reforms in the “March For Our Lives” events held in Asheville, Raleigh and Charlotte earlier this month.
In the area of the state between the Triangle and the Triad, the Alamance-Burlington School System is another district with a couple of candidates with disturbing, extreme views running for places on the school board.
In order to foster community conversation about banned books, the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art in Winston-Salem has started a program called Banned Book Summer.
Passed two weeks ago, Senate Bill 256 would take power from the governor to appoint seats on a community college board in Rockingham County, and give it to the House and Senate’s top elected officials.
Since 2020, a group of students have been pushing for the removal of police officers from school campuses and advocating for more funding for school counselors.
This is Part III of an ongoing series looking at right-wing extremists who won their primary races for positions on school boards across North Carolina.
Between Aug. 1, 2021, and May 31, 431 planned school attacks were reported on the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System.
The North Carolina Supreme Court will hear arguments in August on the long-running Leandro school funding case.
The discriminatory bill is just one of many proposed measures that have blatantly targeted students, along with educators, in the past few months.
This is Part II of an ongoing series looking at right-wing extremists who won their primary races for positions on school boards across North Carolina.