For readers in Greensboro, this page covers learning and the institutions that shape education. Reporting follows classroom initiatives, policy changes and district decision-making.
Students at the Greensboro campus used a video game to test financial decision-making skills during a campus event.
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Do you believe simulation games are effective tools for preparing students for real-world business challenges?
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Should community colleges have guaranteed admission agreements with four-year universities in your area?
The new partnership guarantees University of North Carolina at Greensboro admission for eligible transfer students.
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Should universities prioritize more funding to help low-income students reach top-tier research status?
The 13th chancellor of the Greensboro university focuses on elevating STEM standing amid changing global research trends.
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Should local schools prioritize career training for behind-the-scenes roles in the performing arts industry?
More than 400 high schoolers gathered at the Tanger Center to learn about the business side of theater.
The city is offering up to $250 in assistance to help residents manage their overdue water utility costs.
A second-grade student at David J. Jones Elementary School reunited with her mother during a surprise visit.
Day to day, that means monitoring institutional funding, testing performance, evolving teaching methods and administrative oversight. Reporting extends across the city and the communities around it. Local funding models often create a divide between various areas of the city. Changes to standardized testing requirements and the adoption of new curricula are the most frequent subjects reported here.
