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Fayetteville Future Black History Makers: Meet Serenity Sanders - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville Future Black History Makers: Meet Serenity Sanders

Future Black History Maker: Serenity Sanders, 11, attends Bill Hefner Elementary School in Fayetteville and wants to be a chef when she grows up.

Fayetteville Future Black History Makers: Meet Mariah Reynolds - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville Future Black History Makers: Meet Mariah Reynolds

Future Black History Maker: Mariah Reynolds, 6, attends Bill Hefner Elementary School in Fayetteville and wants to be an event planner when she grows up.

Fayetteville Future Black History Makers: Meet Amir Halsey - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville Future Black History Makers: Meet Amir Halsey

Future Black History Maker: Amir Halsey, 11, attends Bill Hefner Elementary School in Fayetteville and wants to be a musician when he grows up.

Fayetteville Future Black History Makers: Meet Jadyn Basnight - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville Future Black History Makers: Meet Jadyn Basnight

Future Black History Maker: Jadyn Basnight, 10, attends Bill Hefner Elementary School and wants to be a singer, teacher and mom when she grows up.

Educators work to address the racial disparities in school suspensions - Vimarsana News

Educators work to address the racial disparities in school suspensions

Educators and administrators in Cumberland County Schools are revisiting plans to address the racial inequities in student discipline practices now that students are transitioning back to classrooms. Before the pandemic, the school system discussed strategies to reduce out-of-school suspensions that contributed to what has become known as school-to-prison pipeline, which mostly affected Black students and students of color. Parents and community leaders say suspensions only hurt students academically and don't help resolve the issues students face in and out of school. Despite the dec...