Durham Public Schools unanimously adopted a resolution requiring federal officials to obtain judicial warrants before entering school property, prohibiting staff from asking about families' immigration status.
Durham Public Schools unanimously adopted a resolution requiring federal officials to obtain judicial warrants before entering school property and prohibiting staff from asking about families' immigration status.
The district discovered it must send an additional $4.7 million to charter schools this year due to higher-than-projected enrollment of 8,945 students, triggering hiring freezes and classroom cuts in district schools.
The board approved a new cell phone policy banning student use during instruction, with exceptions for emergencies and lunch periods in high schools, after student concerns about disengagement.