Pilot Program Hopes to Spark More Innovation in Forsyth County Public School Classrooms
Developers of a pilot program at some Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Public Schools are hoping to inspire more creativity in the classroom.
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WSFC Schools Security Mapping System Serves as Prototype for State
Some members of N.C. Governor Pat McCrory's Task Force on Safer Schools visited Walkertown High School in Forsyth County Thursday to see a demonstration of the school's security mapping system. The program is one of several initiatives state education leaders plan to implement statewide.
Free Event Helps Families Navigate Through School Choice Options
Stressed about choosing the right school for your child? A free event in Winston-Salem tomorrow can help Forsyth County families learn more about their school choice options.
Students Treated For Minor Injuries After School Bus Accident in Forsyth County
A Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school bus full of students was involved in a crash Wednesday.
Elementary Schools in Forsyth County Will Get Big Security Uprades
Schools across the country have been re-evaluating their security measures since the Sandy Hook Elementary shootings last December, including the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School System. But a school shooting at Carver High School in August prompted school officials and the board to take action immediately. As a result, parents, teachers and staff will see some big changes in 2014.
Policy Changes Considered to Help Special Needs Children in the Classroom
School choice including charter schools, magnet schools and private schools are options for many families in North Carolina. But as the state's education landscape continues to change, many parents with special needs children are facing major challenges.
NC Educators Look For Ways to Improve Technology & Meet Growing Job Needs
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools are starting the new school year following a legislative session that cut hundreds of millions of dollars in public schools spending. The school system's new superintendent has spent the past 5 months getting to know the district, and spoke at the Winston-Salem Chamber's Tech Council gathering this week.