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Gordon Smith III of Raleigh has raised $36.5 million for his nonprofit Exploris, Inc., which operates a charter school and a children's museum in downtown Raleigh. The school opened in 1997 and the Exploris Museum soon after. Both will specialize in international education. Smith is the great-grandson of education governor Charles Brantley Aycock.
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23188
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Dynamic Community Charter School fights back as the N.C. State Board of Education decided to begin the process to revoke the school's charter for various reasons.
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23256
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Geary examines the pros and cons of charter schools, a topic brought about with the prospect of a new charter school, PAVE Southeast Raleigh, in its planning stage.
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27766
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A Greensboro charter school is looking to open a new campus in Raleigh and has many residents concerned. The future Triad Math and Science Academy (TMSA) is reported to have ties to Fetullah Gulen, a Turkish imam. Parents and community members are concerned with the amount of international teachers the school employs and the ability of them to educate and look after their children, and the school’s links to Gulen and Islam. The US departments of education, labor, and the FBI have been examining links between similar schools and their ties to Gulen. The State Board of Education will begin discussions next week on whether to allow TMSA to open the school.
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