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'Trust the people driving the discussion': Officials indicate school safety conversations will continue mostly in private

New Hanover still segregated 15 years after switch to 'neighborhood' schools

Wilmington's Hemenway Hall, home of board of education, burned in 1971

1:18 pm UTC May. 19, 2021 Accompanied by a dramatic, front-page photo of firefighters in silhouette battling an epic conflagration, the May 18, 1971, edition of the Wilmington Morning Star the former name of the StarNews reported that in the early morning hours of May 17, The pillars of Hemenway Hall were burning like Roman candles. Imagine two thick, two-story high wooden pillars fully ablaze, and it s easy to see why locals reported seeing the sky aglow many blocks from where Hemenway Hall was located near the corner of Fifth Avenue and Chestnut Street, where Bicentennial Park is today. Copy of the StarNews, then the Wilmington Morning Star, from May 18, 1971, with coverage of the fire that destroyed Hemenway Hall at North Fifth Avenue and Chestnut Street.[PHOTO COURTESY OF JANE HOLLEMBEAK]

No injuries reported after WPD patrol car crashes into school bus

New Hanover schools delayed in-person instruction for January 2021

New Hanover County Schools has delayed the transition to Plan A. The New Hanover Board of Education had voted to adopt five-day face-to-face instruction at its Dec. 8 meeting, to begin on Jan. 11. Now pre-K through 5 schools will switch from remote learning, which will take place Jan. 4-15, to in-class instruction on Jan. 19. (Students are off Jan. 18 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.) Since only elementary schools are covered by the governor’s order, which allows for face-to-face plans so long as schools screen students at the door and require face coverings, students in middle and high school will remain on Plan B.