First Day of School: A Landmark Year Begins
Huge year begins for area charter schools As you read this, it’s likely that a child you know is among the 2,000 students who began the […]Read More
Not Your Mama’s Spelling Bee: Local Schools do Academic Competition NASCAR-style
Not Your Mama’s Spelling Bee: Local Schools do Academic Competition NASCAR-style Ever wondered what would happen if you mixed a Spelling Bee with NASCAR racing? […]Read More
News Reporter: Fisher recognized at Columbus Charter School
Third grade teacher Carla Fisher is the Columbus Charter School’s 2011-12 Teacher of the Year. “I was extremely surprised at first, then honored to be […]Read More
Star News: Editorial – Cape Fear region well positioned to shape rules for charter schools
The Cape Fear region is well represented on the new council that will help oversee the state’s expanded charter school program. Among the 15 members […]Read More
Star News: Area educators among nominees for charter school council
The N.C. Board of Education voted Thursday on nominees to its new N.C. Public Charter School Advisory Council. And two familiar local names are on […]Read More
News 14: RBA Attends the NC Charter School Conference
Administrators from The Roger Bacon Academy attended the 2011 Annual Charter Schools Conference held Raleigh, NC last Monday and Tuesday. The conference hosted by the […]Read More
WECT: Charter Day Schools vs. five county school boards
LELAND, NC (WECT) – The Charter Day Schools of Brunswick and Columbus County are heading to court against the five counties they serve. A 2009 […]Read More
Brunswick Beacon: Charter school sues board of education for student money
Charter Day School, Inc., the nonprofit charter school in northern Brunswick County, has sued the Brunswick County Board of Education, claiming the board has withheld […]Read More
WECT: FASTAR turns math and reading into racing
Instead of watching the clock, students at Roger Bacon Academy are racing against it. Tuesday morning, the horn blew for the start of the 7th […]Read More
