Durham Leaders Oppose Federal Changes to Head Start
The federal government has proposed new Head Start rules that could cut staffing and decrease eligibility for the free preschool […]
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Detained Students in Durham Aren’t Getting ‘Meaningful Instruction’
Children at Durham County’s juvenile detention center are receiving poor-quality education and are subject to random strip searches and other
Detained Students in Durham Aren’t Getting ‘Meaningful Instruction’
Children at Durham County’s juvenile detention center are receiving poor-quality education and are subject to random strip searches and other
Durham Officials Warn Tax Measures Could Hinder School Funding
North Carolinians will have the option to vote for statewide income and property tax limits this November, and Durham leaders
Durham Officials Warn Tax Measures Could Hinder School Funding
North Carolinians will have the option to vote for statewide income and property tax limits this November, and Durham leaders
Reintroducing ‘By The Horns,’ a Column for the Local Government Nerd in You
My Opa, a Vietnam War veteran who celebrated his 84th birthday this year, shared a similar sentiment years ago when
Durham Tech Child Care Academies Draw New Teachers, But Workforce Gaps Persist
When Lynne No started working at the Little School at Duke in 2017, a teacher leaving the preschool was a
Keep It Durham-Owned Initiative Aims to Expand Employee Ownership of Local Businesses
Blaise Kielar, founder of Electric Violin Shop, spent decades building a niche but thriving business, shipping instruments to customers in
Pride Chair Jesse Huddleston on What It Means to Be ‘Queer All Year’
When most of the country breaks out the rainbow clothing and colorful parades, each June, summer heat is baking down
Joy and Belonging
Desmera Gatewood: Why do you do this work—and who do you see yourself doing it for? Raye Dooley: I started