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Fennell brings more than 27 years of experience in public education. Throughout her career, she has served as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, district administrator, and talent acquisition leader. Her experience provides her with a comprehensive understanding of teaching and learning, school leadership, strategic staffing, and organizational development.
Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry Selected for Harvard Opportunity Fellows Teacher Fellowship
District Builds on a Summer of Student Learning, Community Partnerships, and Preparation as Students Return August 10th.
Connecting Through Culture, in partnership with The Arts Academy at Memorial and the City of Thomasville Parks & Recreation, is launching a six-week Creative Art Workshop to inspire young artists and bring the community together through creativity and culture.
Davidson-Davie Community College commencement honors 1,200 graduates with guest speaker State Auditor Dave Boliek.
Eric Jr., the son of Eric and Megan Anderson of Lexington and the owners of Holly Hill Memorial Park and founders of Holly Hill Cares, is a junior at Union Grove Christian School.
Walk On! is designed for adults of all mobility levels, including those who use assistive devices. Activities are adaptable, allowing everyone to participate at their own pace in an indoor climate-controlled environment.
Financial concerns dominated much of the second half of the meeting. Administrators outlined uncertainty surrounding state funding, projected enrollment declines, increasing utility and fuel costs and ongoing financial impacts from charter schools and voucher programs.
Building on a legacy of community impact and professional leadership, the North Carolina District of Pilot International is proud to announce that it has officially selected Thomasville, NC, as the host city for its annual District Convention in April 2027.
Court justices determined that NC was not treating all of its school districts equitably, and that the state was failing to live up to a constitutional obligation: To give every child the opportunity for a sound basic education.
Earlier this month, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction released its annual report on criminal offenses reported by school districts across the state. These offenses range from violent crimes such as assault with a deadly weapon, sexual assault or deaths to non-violent crimes including possession of a controlled substance, possession of a weapon or a bomb threat.
Several parents have called to express concerns about last Monday’s game between Lexington Senior High School and Central Davidson High School and what they consider racist actions targeting their children.
State law allows school districts to use a maximum of five remote learning days per school year. Our district used the final allowable remote learning day during last week’s winter storm.
A celebration of life service will be held Sunday at Friendship Baptist Church, with family visitation beginning at 2:00 p.m. and the funeral service following at 2:30 p.m. Burial will follow at South Lexington City Cemetery.
The academy is intended for participants not yet working in early child care. Participants will receive training necessary for the NC Early Childhood credential to work in regulated child care programs in North Carolina.
Congressman Addison McDowell (NC-06) announced that $3 million will be invested in the construction of Davidson-Davie Community College’s new Health Sciences Center.
Recently, EdNC posted two articles celebrating the effort that local educators and elected officials are making in Lexington City Schools and Davidson County Schools.
