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New Hanover County's schools are overcrowded, but some worry officials won't fix the issue - Vimarsana News

New Hanover County's schools are overcrowded, but some worry officials won't fix the issue

Decades of growth, mixed with an assignment policy that exacerbates the problem, have created a district where a quarter of schools are overcrowded.

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Use of seclusion rooms in New Hanover County Schools declining - Vimarsana News

Use of seclusion rooms in New Hanover County Schools declining

Some education advocates say more needs to be done to address underlying mental health issues.

County approves $3 million in lottery funds for NHCS - Vimarsana News

County approves $3 million in lottery funds for NHCS

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — County commissioners approved 17 capital projects and one building repair for county schools Monday. Every year…

Majority of New Hanover County K-5 students return to classes full-time Monday - Vimarsana News

Majority of New Hanover County K-5 students return to classes full-time Monday

New Hanover County Schools is preparing for 85% of its K-5 students to resume full-time, face-to-face learning Monday. With more students in classrooms, teachers will need to settle for 3-feet of social distancing over 6, the recommended spacing by the CDC. (Port City Daily photo/Alexandria Sands) NEW HANOVER COUNTY – More than 9,500 New Hanover County Schools elementary students will return to their classroom desks five days a week starting Monday with just about 3 feet of distancing. “We’re moving ahead with March 8,” Board of Education Chair Stefanie Adams said on a phone call las...