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Seniors may not walk, could face charges after prank at Smoky Mountain High in NC - Vimarsana News

Seniors may not walk, could face charges after prank at Smoky Mountain High in NC

SYLVA, North Carolina (WLOS) -- A senior prank at Smoky Mountain High School has led to a criminal investigation.

Source: kvoa.com
New Wake County school library rules ban 'pervasively vulgar' books - Vimarsana News

New Wake County school library rules ban 'pervasively vulgar' books

New Wake County school library policies would require materials to not be “pervasively vulgar” and make “age” and “grade” appropriateness a higher concern.

NAACP leader: Cumberland Schools' lowering of standards fails mission - Vimarsana News

NAACP leader: Cumberland Schools' lowering of standards fails mission

It is an injustice to lower standards so that students can take part in extracurricular activities.

Johnston County School Board acquiesces to demand of Board of Commissioners - Vimarsana News

Johnston County School Board acquiesces to demand of Board of Commissioners

Johnston County School Board acquiesces to demand of Board of Commissioners

Source: ncspin.com
Elementary school questioned on bullying policy by mother of alleged victim - Vimarsana News

Elementary school questioned on bullying policy by mother of alleged victim

An Onslow County mother says a local elementary school is not doing enough to address a recent incident of alleged bullying involving her son, and that the school also failed to report it to her initially.  Katie Steffne claims her son, Cameron Moore, who attends Stateside Elementary School in Jacksonville as a 5th-grader, came home from school on Tuesday, May 4, with cuts on his head, swelling around his knee, and minor scrapes on his shoulder. When asked what happened her son explained he had been "jumped" by a group of seven girls during that morning's recess. "Jumped" is slang for be...

Source: jdnews.com