School layoffs put off for now
Alamance County has allocated $250,000 from its general fund to the Alamance Burlington School System to stave off layoffs that school officials were to consider next week.
Stay updated with breaking news from Haw River Elementary. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Alamance County has allocated $250,000 from its general fund to the Alamance Burlington School System to stave off layoffs that school officials were to consider next week.
County and Alamance-Burlington School System officials are moving more money around to pay for mold remediation in the schools.
After three joint sessions of the Alamance-Burlington Board of Education and the Alamance County Board of Commissioners trying to solve the growing mold problems across the school district to get
Alamance-Burlington Schools found toxic mold in 5 additional schools, including Eastlawn and Haw River Elementary, Woodlawn Middle, Eastern, and Graham High School.
The North Carolina school district said that environmental inspectors discovered toxigenic mold called Chaetomium at a high school and a middle school.