Drive High School News Today

Two Raleigh schools, Athens Drive High School and Conn Elementary School, have earned the top two spots for magnet schools in the nation.

Both schools, which will hold celebrations this week, are among the network of magnet schools operated by the school system.

Athens Drive High School says the school day will end at 10:30 a.m.

Three days into a job action, high schoolers say they miss support staff members who are on the picket lines.

Public schools across Nova Scotia held their first ever Black Excellence Day on Friday, which recognizes the ongoing struggles of Black Canadians and celebrates their achievements. 

On Jan. 15, 1792, 15 ships carrying 1,196 Black Loyalists left Nova Scotia in search of dignity and self-governance in Sierra Leone. What these community leaders endured and fought for is just as relevant today as it was 230 years ago, say the people behind a new commemorative project.

The first Tar Heel Trophy went to West Forsyth, while the Carolina Cup was won by Northwest Guilford at the NCHSAA Cheerleading Invitational on Saturday in Raleigh.