53% of the voters said “yes” to building new schools or renovating existing schools in Wake County. Now we will have at least a chance of keeping up with the much needed facilities to house the children of relocating families to the Raleigh-Cary area. We added 7,500 students to our schools this year, and expect this trend to continue […]
This year, those in charge of education in North Carolina toughened the grading standards for testing used to keep track progress of our State school systems. This year establishes the base for the higher standards, and when scores are reviewed next year, that will give a clearer indication of the progress of our schools in North Carolina.
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A large ad was in today’s N&O paid for by Friends of Wake County, http://www.wakebonds2006.com My feeling is, it is important for voters to pass the Wake County Schools bond issue since (as stated in the ad) “Clearly, bonds are the best way to pay. Bonds present the best plan for our citizens, our schools and our […]
Raleigh, North Carolina is such a wonderful place to live, work and play, and this draws many relocating families to Raleigh Durham to purchase real estate. We feel honored that you would choose our area to relocate your family, so you too can experience the extraordinary quality of life we find every day here in the Triangle area.
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This morning I attended the RRAR 2006 Real Estate Trends meeting (sponsored by Wachovia Mortgage and Treyburn — thanks guys!) where Patti Head, represented the Wake County Board of Education and Donald Haydon, WCPSS Chief Facilities & Operations and Dr. Terri Mozingo represented the Durham Public Schools. Also on hand was Stacey Anfindsen, a RRAR Director […]
