Jessie Pounds is a K-12 Education Reporter with the News & Record, focusing on education news and issues in the Greensboro, North Carolina area. With a background in journalism, Jessie covers stories related to local schools, educational policies, and the impact of education on the community. Her work has been featured in various publications, including the Hickory Daily Record, Statesville Record & Landmark, Winston-Salem Journal, and seattlepi.
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The district has scanners stationed at middle and high school entrances and monitored by staff during their normal work days. The devices are designed to detect concealed guns and deter them from being brought into the building. They are not traditional metal detectors. Instead, they create images of the person walking through the scanners and then use artificial intelligence to analyze those images for shapes that look like guns or gun parts.
By: Jessie Pounds
Four Lynchburg-area elementary schools have won the top honors based on the state’s performance index for schools.
A slew of challenges already mark the path ahead for school board members beginning new three-year terms this month.
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Back-to-school toys can help level up learning and brighten spirits. From virtual reality to just plain fun, as some communities go back to school these toys get kids back into the education spirit. (Scripps News)
By: Jessie Pounds
"We are saying, 'Please come, we have a spot for you,'" said Shun Robertson, the UNC system's interim senior vice president of strategy and policy.
Trailing N.C. A&T among public campuses are, in order: Florida A&M University, North Carolina Central University, Prairie View University, Tennessee State University, Savannah State University, Jackson State University and Alcorn
By: Jessie Pounds
Two children were taken to the hospital on Monday, according to High Point Police, following a crash that morning between a Guilford County Schools bus and another vehicle.
By: Jessie Pounds
Falkener Elementary in Greensboro and Northwood Elementary in High Point would transition from IB to "Career Exploration and Language" magnets next year. Hairston Middle School in Greensboro would drop its
By: Jessie Pounds
Guilford County Schools announced the Teacher of the Year and other honors at its annual Celebration of Excellence, held this year at the Tanger Center in Greensboro.
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