Is It Policy, Or Is It Politics?
Carolina Journal’s Dan Way reports here on a school board disciplinary policy being considered by the Wake and Buncombe County school boards. The policy would allow the board to go…
Carolina Journal’s Dan Way reports here on a school board disciplinary policy being considered by the Wake and Buncombe County school boards. The policy would allow the board to go…
Filing is underway for the October 8 Wake County election. Four candidates have, so far, filed for seats on the Wake County school board. While officially “nonpartisan,” the board is anything…
Protip for the Triangle media: Wake County’s new superintendent, Jim Merrill, is a career administrator, not a career educator. An educator provides instruction. An administrator manages the enterprise that allows…
In his March 24 blog, Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht reports this meeting held last Thursday. My next meeting on Thursday was with school board members Susan Evans and Bill Fletcher. They…
There is no limit to the hubris displayed by those who believe they’re better at raising kids than the actual parents are. In Wake County, the food police squad of…
Democrats on the “nonpartisan” Wake County school board have voted to fight the hand that feeds them and hire a lobbyist to, as board chairman Keith Sutton put it, “defend”…
There’s a fascinating conversation taking place among members of the Wake County Board of Commissioners and Wake County school board about issues of governance and policy. One of the issues…
It’s just not fair! That is the mantra coming from the Democratic majority of the Wake County school board now that the Republican-led General Assembly is requiring a letter grade be…
Move over Debra Goldman. Democratic Wake school board member Susan Evans has become the board member to watch. Last night, when Evans didn’t like what fellow board member Deborah Prickett…
WTVD asked the John Locke Foundation for comment on the scandal involving Wake County school board members Debra Goldman and Chris Malone, Republicans running for higher office this year.
In a party-line vote, today the Wake County school board fired Superintendent Tony Tata after 20 months on the job. He’ll receive a separation package of slightly more than $250,000.…
The News & Observer has posted an email sent to Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce members about the decision by the Democrats who control the Wake County school board to…