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Winston-Salem State Univeristy to name new chancellor
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Winston-Salem State University will name its 14th chancellor of the university this week. The school announced Monday it plans to share its next leader on Wednesday. Dr. Elwood Robinson retired the last June. He had worked at the school for eight years. The school provost has...
Lewisville Civic Club announces the recipients of 2024 college scholarships
LEWISVILLE — Each year, the Lewisville Civic Club selects three graduating high school seniors to receive a college scholarship, each in the amount of $1,500. Each student is chosen for his or her Community Service and Leadership. In addition to academic accomplishments, the recipients have also spent hours completing service projects in the Lewisville community. […] The post Lewisville Civic Club announces the recipients of 2024 college scholarships appeared first on clemmonscourier.
High School Seniors Become Pen Pals With Senior Citizens
They’re all seniors—one set is just readying for college while the other is basking in their golden years. Both are building a strong friendship. In one North Carolina high school, students have become pen pals with senior citizens, cultivated by easy friendships that surprised everyone. The program is...
WS/FCS increasing metal detection as year winds down
WINSTON-SALEM — As the school year comes to a close, students across the district can expect to be inspected a little more thoroughly. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Superintendent Tricia McManus announced that beginning last week, the use of random metal detection as students enter all WS/FCS middle and high schools will “significantly increase” during the last […] The post WS/FCS increasing metal detection as year winds down appeared first on clemmonscourier.
South Stokes hires Josh Mickey as its head football coach
South Stokes High School has found its next head football coach. A year after it hired alum Justin Rogers to take over the program, the Sauras have picked a West Stokes High School alum to lead the charge. Josh Mickey is the man who will now lead South Stokes. Rogers...
End-of-year items to remember
By Claire Reinthaler For the Clemmons Courier CLEMMONS — The end of the school year is in sight, which means graduation is right around the corner and seniors are spending their final weeks at West Forsyth. Despite it all being close at hand, seniors can’t fully check out yet. Here are some end-of-year items and […] The post End-of-year items to remember appeared first on clemmonscourier.
Local Boost: Forsyth Tech Receives $18,000 SECU Foundation Grant for Workforce Education Scholarships
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Lady Wildcats fall in third round
MAIDEN — West Stokes’ season ended when the school’s softball team fell 4-3 against No. 3 seed Maiden Blue Devils in the third round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) 2A State softball playoffs. The game was moved two previous times because of inclement weather before the teams finally met on Thursday, May 16. Maiden struck first in the bottom of the first inning when Averie Waddell...
Ashley continues support of school arts programs
Ashley Furniture Industries (Ashley) partnered with Davie County Schools in support of the annual Arts Smart Festival May 11 at Davie High School. Ashley has been ad supporter and partner of Davie County Schools Arts Smart for a decade with monetary donations to make the festival possible. With a focus on empowering students and fostering […] The post Ashley continues support of school arts programs appeared first on Davie County Enterprise Record.
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