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State Board of Education rejects call to expand enrollment in virtual charter schools

August 15, 2020

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By Carolina Journal Staff Raleigh, NC – The N.C. State Board of Education rejected a unanimous recommendation from the state’s Charter School Advisory Board to let 3,800 more students enroll at the state’s two virtual charter academies. The education board’s…

North Carolina charter school update: a mixed bag

July 30, 2015

by Bob Luebke Raleigh, NC – While charter schools continue to attract students and expand in record numbers, the current legislative session can best be described as a mixed bag for the 148 charter schools and 64,000 students who attend…

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Bird’s eye view of Merry Oaks Baptist Church #chathamnc

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The @redmoosebrewing fire truck 🚒 tap room was out at @mosaicatchathampark on Friday evening serving up cold brews as the Holiday Band entertained folks with beach music. #chathamnc

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Throw🔙 Thursday #TBT to our Pittsboro School students in 1913. Those outfits would feel a little bit hot in today’s 90 degree heat. #OneChatham #chathamnc

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Throw🔙 Thursday #TBT to our Pittsboro School students in 1913. Those outfits would feel a little bit hot in today’s 90 degree heat. #OneChatham #chathamnc ...

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SILER CITY, N.C. — Denise Partin, treasurer of JMArts since its creation more than a decade ago, has been named the 2023 JMArts Community Hero.

Given this year for the fourth time, the annual award was created to honor a volunteer from the community who has contributed significantly to the success of the arts at Jordan-Matthews High School.

JMArts President Rose Pate said Partin began volunteering as a parent when her two sons were band students and then continued her service, playing an essential role in the organization’s success.

“I’m completely honored and blown away,” Partin said when receiving the award. “I enjoy helping and it doesn’t seem like a chore.”

🗞️ Read the entire news release at jmarts.org/news.

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