Why You Should Vote on October 11
70 percent of Wake County residents do not have children in the public school system, but the October 11th school board election will still have an impact on us.
Neighborhood Schools Will Sever Progress
There is little logic in seriously contemplating neighborhood schools as a solution to the achievement gap.
The Board of Education- The Battle For Wake’s Schools
Candidates running for Wake Co. Board of Education met Wednesday night for a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Wake County. Of the nine-member board, four seats are up for election this year and only one incumbent, Horace Tart, District 2, is running for re-election.
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