State lawmakers in the NC House of Representatives are moving forward a bill that would require schools to incorporate daily recitations of the Pledge of Allegiance and ensure prominent display of the United States and North Carolina flags. If passed, House Bill 186 mandates that local school boards, charter schools, regional schools, and laboratory schools will be...
A former high school volleyball player, McNabb was severely injured by a transgender, biological male, during a match in 2022. Since then, she has been lobbying for a ban on transgender athletes in women’s sports at both the state and federal levels.
The legislation bars schools from having DEI offices, staff or similar entities. The bill comes amid rising tensions in North Carolina's largest school district over DEI policies.
Government shouldn't ban everything that can conquer the will. But at the very least, they shouldn't contribute to taking away people's agency.
A Davidson County family continues to press for an injunction against the local school system. Parents Leah and Chad McGhee sued the school board and an administrator over son Christian’s 2024 suspension for saying the words “illegal alien” in class.
“Let me just say up front that this has nothing to do with bathrooms,” joked Rep. David Willis, R-Union, when presented the bill, referencing the controversial House Bill 2 from 2016 on transgender restrooms.
Being first in aviation, gold, leisure, and medicine is worth celebrating, but we can let another state be first in state-controlled education, land, and art.
US Rep. Richard Huson addresses constituents at a local gun range after getting in some target practice.
As a school board member of the largest district in NC, I applaud this bill that would limit wireless devices during instruction so teachers and students can get back to basics.
Board member Sam Hershey said last week that "mediocre white men" have been hired based on their skin color for the last 250 years, drawing attention from Elon Musk and prompting an apology.
On Monday, North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined a lawsuit with 21 other states, seeking to prevent funding cuts to the National Institute of Health (NIH).
