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An Onslow County high school was recently selected as a School of Excellence by the ACT American College Application Campaign.

Roanoke Rapids Graded School District began last week with many celebrations. In last week’s “The Yellow Jacket Rep- ort,” I shared our plans for Unity Week or Spirit Week, which

All week long, you can apply to NC colleges for free.

Dozens of NC colleges are waiving their applications as a part of College Application Week.

It's a big week for anyone applying to college in North Carolina. All week long, you can save money and apply to NC colleges for free.

DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — High school students across the state can submit college applications this week without worrying about paying fees as part of the College Foundation of North Carolina’s “College Application Week.” High schools, colleges, and universities in all 100 counties across the state are participating in this program. Hillside High School in Durham […]

Dozens of public and private colleges around the state are participating in the annual promotion.

The lead counselor at Booker T. Washington High School, Jennifer Sack was named a finalist Wednesday for the American School Counselors Association’s School Counselor of the Year. #oklaed