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The New WakeEd

Wake Education Partnership has a proud 32-year history as a leading facilitator for connecting business and community resources with the Wake County Public School System (WCPSS). Our efforts to create a better school system have put more than a million dollars directly into the hands of teachers, encouraged best practices throughout the school system, and …

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Connecting the Dots

A lot of things can change over two decades. For example, hundreds of thousands of people can move to Wake County, surging our population past one million residents. Education itself has changed and so have the voices wanting input on the way students are educated. Wake County is now more diverse than at any point …

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Enloe High School Overflow

WCPSS staff expect that just over 100 students will be capped out at Enloe High School for the 2015-2016 school year. This number is based on data from the 2014-2015 year.  During the first three months of the school year, Enloe added 113 students to its base population.  That’s a 10 percent increase in the …

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Of What Do School Board Members Dream?

Expansion of Pre-K programs for low-income children.  Student health centers at every high school.  High school graduates conversant in a second language. Three years of coaching for new school principals.  Lower class sizes at schools with higher levels of high poverty students.  More frequent technology updates in classrooms.  Teacher salaries at the national average.  Five …

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New Strategic Plan Approved

The WCPSS Board of Education approved the new strategic plan. Some media reports and community discussion have focused solely on the 95% graduation rate goal.  But it is important to understand this strategic plan focuses heavily on how to ensure graduating students have the appropriate skills.  It is helpful to consider the Vision, Mission and Goal …

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