WFU Will Host Vatican Expert & Author
The Catholic Church continues to struggle with issues including cases of alleged sexual abuse by priests and a decline in the number of priests and nuns in several religious orders.
Education
Greensboro Montessori Students Will Moderate Forum for 6th Congressional Republican Nomination
Middle School students at Greensboro Montessori are getting some hands-on experience in political science.
Beeping Easter Eggs Give Blind & Visually Impaired a Chance to Participate in Egg Hunt
An interactive egg hunt is giving the blind and visually impaired a chance to fill their Easter baskets. The Winston-Salem Police Department Bomb Squad is hosting the fourth annual “Spring Eggsplosion” at Reynolda Village.
On The Syllabus: Lessons In Grit
Can kids be taught to be more resilient? To see how educators are teaching "grit," Tovia Smith visits a public school in Brooklyn that's trying to change attitudes about failure and frustration.
GCS Offers Workshop Tonight: Bullyproof Your Child
Bullying has received a good deal of attention in recent years, as schools become more proactive in fighting the problem.
Animal Adoptions Halted at Winston-Salem Children’s Home
The board at the Children's Home in Winston-Salem has stopped the adoption of its farm animals for now.
Guilford County Schools Closed Monday Because of Ongoing Power Outages
GCS Schools Closed Tomorrow, March 10
Guilford County School Officials Released the Following Press Release:
Human Trafficking & Labor Trafficking is a Growing Problem in North Carolina
North Carolina is one of the top states in the nation for human trafficking, or modern-day slavery. A High Point woman is partnering with a group of churches in Greensboro to bring more awareness about the issue.
College Board Breaks Out Red Pen For SAT Corrections
The College Board is announcing new revisions to the SAT college entrance exam. NPR correspondent Claudio Sanchez lays out the Board's proposed changes.
The House of the Spirits Will Stay at Watauga High School
Watauga County School Board members settled the debate over a controversial book with a split decision.