Traditional-calendar public schools got back in the classroom on Aug. 26. Tony Cunningham, digital communications specialist for Durham Public Schools, captured some images of the big day.
The site, geared toward elementary-aged children, tweens, and teens, will allow participants to work with simple materials or 3D printers and robotics to immerse themselves in maker education.
Plus, it's Durham Pre-K registration time! And the City Council didn't support a plan for 1,000 homes along Mt. Moriah Road. And it's Boosterthon time at Hope Valley Elementary School.
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Southpoint Access provides readers with the most recent reports of children born to parents in Durham.