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Education

Violence in Kenya forces UNC-affiliated aid group to shut doors

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An aid organization affiliated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has shut down its operations in Kenya amid election violence. Full story...
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Ex-state official to teach community college class

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Former state Agriculture Commissioner Meg Scott Phipps will teach a community college course that is similar to one she taught in prison. Full story...
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Judge: NC teacher's pregnancy lawsuit can proceed

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A judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed by a teacher who said she was demoted because she was pregnant and unmarried can proceed. Full story...
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Restraining order against school board member extended

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A temporary restraining order against a Brunswick County School Board member was extended today for one year. Full story...
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Study: Sex education works

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A new study seems to indicate that sex education works. Teenagers who participate in sex education classes are more likely to delay sex until they're older, according to new government research. Full story...
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Nearly 70 years later, siblings visit school

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videoIt's been nearly seven decades since six members of a Wilmington family graduated from a local catholic school. Tuesday, for the first time since graduating, all of the siblings took a trip back to the school, and a trip down memory lane. Full story...
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Students learn important lesson about giving

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videoWith one week to go until the big day, most children are focused on what may be under the tree at Christmas. But some youngsters in Pender County have been focusing on something else: learning the importance of giving and helping others less fortunate. Full story...
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Whiteville High receives honorable mention

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US News and World Report recently named the nation's best high schools. And three local schools made the list. Full story...
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UNCW could see tuition hike

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Students at UNCW may have to cough up more money in the fall of 2008. Full story...
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Civil fines going to NC schools would exceed $600 million

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A Superior Court judge says the state should give most of the civil penalties collected over almost 10 years to the public schools to comply with a state Supreme Court decision. Full story...
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Brunswick County water service back to normal

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Water service is back to normal in parts of Brunswick County Thursday. An advisory to boil water before drinking it created issues for some schools. Full story...
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Area schools make national spotlight

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Three area high schools are sitting pretty in the national spotlight. Full story...
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Superintendent responds to school issues

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Friday we brought you the story of a Brunswick County School Board member facing a restraining order. Today NewsChannel 3 spoke with Superintendent Katie McGee on this and other issues. Full story...
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Brunswick County School Board member banned from three schools

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videoThis year the Brunswick County school system has faced a number of cases involving inappropriate relations between school employees and students. Full story...
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