Durham schools split with Teach for America
By Joel Luther | September 12, 2014At a meeting last month, the DPS Board of Education voted 6-1 to not renew its contract with TFA over concerns about the high teacher turnover rate.
At a meeting last month, the DPS Board of Education voted 6-1 to not renew its contract with TFA over concerns about the high teacher turnover rate.
Some of Duke’s Panhellenic sororities are receiving additional funding from their national organizations to renovate their new Central Campus houses.
In the midst of many global challenges, America must work to continue promoting its ideals of freedom and democracy, said the nation’s first black female secretary of state.
Duke’s permanent office in the nation’s capital is scheduled to open by the end of the month.
The incoming executive members of the Graduate and Professional Student Council will focus on improving the quality of life for graduate and professional students.
Duke University Union has selected its new leadership team and will continue to streamline its various channels in the coming year.
Reggae band Rebelution will be headlining the personal checks concert in Krzyzewskiville Thursday.
The specifics of next year’s new house model came as a surprise to some freshmen who participated in sorority recruitment last month.
In some classrooms, pen and paper are back in fashion.
The vice chair of voter registration of the Democratic National Committee insists that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s work is far from finished.