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Charter Schools · Winston-Salem

Anderson Academy: The city’s newest charter school - WS Chronicle

This is part of a series highlighting non-traditional schools in Winston-Salem TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE While more than 50,000 students attend the 80 elementary, middle and high schools that make up Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools (WS/FCS) there are a number of alternatives to the traditional public education in the area. Over the next few weeks The Chronicle will be highlighting some of the alternatives in the greater Winston-Salem …Read Article

Winston-Salem · Winston-Salem

East Winston ‘Good for the Hood’ Block Party to be held on Aug. 16 - WS Chronicle

Block Party to launch East Winston Cultural Plan Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, Delta Arts Center, and YMCA REACH Center is excited to host Good for the Hood East Winston Block Party, Saturday, Aug.16, 1-5 p.m. The Block Party will take place between the 11th and 12th Street block of N. Cameron Avenue (reference address: 1141 N. Cameron Ave,). The Block Party will kick-off the East Winston Cultural Plan, a community-driven v…Read Article

Winston-Salem · Winston-Salem

Ephesus Junior Academy welcomes new principal - WS Chronicle

Ephesus Junior Academy welcomes its new principal, Ms. Khandi Cooper, as the academy begins its 68th year educating children in the Winston-Salem community. Ephesus Junior Academy was founded in the fall of 1957 by visionary leaders of Pastor Walter Darby and his wife, Florence. The school’s first principal was Mrs. Alice E. Brantley and the academy’s first teacher was Mrs. Carol Howard Hammonds. “We are thankful for providing quality Christi…Read Article

Back to school: What parents need to know about immunizations in North Carolina - WS Chronicle

ALEX INGRAM THE CHRONICLE As summer winds down and families begin preparing for a new school year, one essential task often overlooked until the last minute is updating children’s immunizations. In North Carolina, state law requires that children receive specific vaccines before attending public, private or home schools – and the deadlines are firm. Why Immunizations Matter Vaccines are one of the most effective tools for protecting childre…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

The “golden years” not so golden for older Black Americans - WS Chronicle

The life’s work of Dr. Jacquelyne Johnson Jackson: Advocating for minorities and aging By David Winship “Golden Years: How Americans Invented and Reinvented Old Age,” written by James Chappel and published in 2024, chronicles the twentieth century changes in demographics and political strategies as the aging demographic moves into retirement. Along with personal attitudes that developed in our up-to-this-point expansion of our living age, Chap…Winston-Salem · Winston-Salem Read Article

[Opinion] Age-Friendly Forsyth asking adults age 60 and above to offer their opinions in their 2025 survey - WS Chronicle

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United Way of Forsyth County announces new board members  - WS Chronicle

United Way of Forsyth County announces that 11 new board members have recently joined its board. Owen Bussey and Vicki Lents will serve one-year terms. The remaining new board members have been elected to serve three-year terms and are: Kitrinka Hairston, Jill Hall-Freeman, Courtney James, Emily Neese, Reid Palmer, Ben Shoesmith, Keith Vaughan, David Wharton and Angel Wright-Lanier. New board members: *Dr. Owen Bussey is a Master Scientist at …Forsyth County, North Carolina · Forsyth County Read Article

Mental health crisis services to be topic at Town Hall meeting - WS Chronicle

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Quamekia Shavers sets sight on at-large seat on board of commissioners - WS Chronicle

Primary election to be held on Tuesday, March 3, 2026 TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE Earlier this month Quamekia Shavers, founder of the Pink Vote, a local initiative designed to register people to vote, announced her intention to run for the at-large seat on the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners. A native of Winston-Salem and graduate of Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), Shavers is known for her work to address the inequalities and …Primary Elections · Winston-Salem Read Article

Inmate at Forsyth County jail found dead - WS Chronicle

TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE An inmate at the Forsyth County Detention Center was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead last week. Here’s what we know: While making rounds on Wednesday, July 16, detention officers found Russell Edwards Marshall unresponsive. At the time Marshall, 71, was being held in the jail’s medical dorm because of health concerns. After finding Marshall unresponsive, detention officers tried CPR and called medi…Forsyth County, North Carolina · Forsyth County Read Article

Freedom Scholars Learning Center Joins National Day of Social Action to Champion K-12 Public Education and Cultural Relevance in Curriculum

Rochester, NY — On Wednesday, July 23, at 9:00am, scholars and community members from Freedom Scholars Learning Center, Inc. (FSLC) will gather in downtown Rochester at City Hall to lead a powerful demonstration as part of the 2025 National Day of Social Action (NSDA). The event is free and open to the public.This year’s Rochester event is themed “Public Education I Public Good: The Power of Culturally Responsive Curriculum." FSLC is partnering …Education Reforms · New York See the Story

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