Arts Based School News Today

(The Center Square) – Fourteen school districts in North Carolina will replace 59 school buses through $19.2 million in rebate funding by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

A federally funded program designed to increase the number of educationally disadvantaged students attending North Carolina charter schools has met most of its goals, Barbara O’Neal, NC ACCESS program administrator, told the NC Charter Schools Review Board this week. Program goals included training 160 school leaders to work with educationally disadvantaged students, as well as […]

Both Winston-Salem and Forsyth County started 2022 dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic and the problems it caused finding and retaining workers.

The Arts Based School withdrew its request to buy land in the Happy Hills area of Winston-Salem. Now, residents there are asking the city to keep this land for what it was intended for — affordable housing.

With opposition building from the Happy Hill neighborhood and elsewhere, the Winston-Salem City Council on Monday postponed action to sell nine acres for $1 to the Arts Based School, which

The Arts Based School will pay school district $11,300 a month to lease a portion of the building.

Report shows that North Carolina charter school grants promote racial segregation; Network for Public education; white flight