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Asheville city schools: Black students make up 68% of suspensions

Asheville city schools: Black students make up 68% of suspensions
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Even with annual raise, local teachers still aren t paid enough to live in Asheville

Even with annual raise, local teachers still aren t paid enough to live in Asheville Shelby Harris, Asheville Citizen Times © Angela Wilhelm/Asheville Citizen Times Joanne Robert, a 7th grade math teacher at Asheville Middle School, encourages drivers to honk their horns during the “Our Schools Deserve Funds Now” rally at Vance Memorial in downtown Asheville January 15, 2020. We are the profession that makes every profession possible, said Robert, who is in her 35th year of teaching. Both Asheville City and Buncombe County schools included pay increases for teachers in their fiscal year 2022 budget requests to Buncombe County Commissioners. However, even with the raise, many Asheville teachers still might not be able to make ends meet, some say.

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Hen-Co Shows Lowest Covid Spread in NC, Burn Warning in Effect

By Mark Starling Henderson County Lowest Impacted County For COVID (Henderson County, NC) One county in western North Carolina has the lowest impact of COVID-19 in the state. Henderson County is the only one in the state under the color green in Health and Human Services most recent COVID County Alert System report this month. Green signifies low community spread. Cherokee and Polk counties still remain in the orange level, or substantial impact. State Urges Holding Off Outdoor Burning (Raleigh, NC) Hot and dry conditions are causing concern for the North Carolina Forest Service. The Agriculture Commissioner is encouraging North Carolinians to hold off outdoor burning through early June. There have already been 25-hundred wildfires in the state this year, which already outpaces all of 2020. It s expected to be in the upper 80s in the mountain region through the week.

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Ben Lippen School denies sexual abuse charges, blames former student

Ben Lippen School denies sexual abuse charges, blames former student
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Very encouraging : COVID-19 metrics down, vaccines up in Buncombe

View Comments COVID-19 vaccines are reaching more arms and the rate of people catching the virus in Buncombe County is falling. At a community update May 18 before the county Board of Commissioners, Public Health Director Stacie Saunders said new COVID-19 cases and metrics such as test positivity have declined as vaccination rates climb. Overall, our metrics are looking very encouraging, she said. Our hard work as a community is certainly evident as we see those metrics change. Saunders credited the county s commitment to the three Ws and executive orders and outreach across the county, but she encouraged people to get vaccinated if they haven t yet, and to stay safe.

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