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On Feb. 2, 1959, seventeen Black students stepped into six segregated Norfolk schools, knowing the welcome would be anything but warm. Surrounded by hostility and threats, they carried more than textbooks—they carried the weight of a system built to keep them out. Still, they showed up, choosing dignity and determination in the face of cruelty. […]
Norfolk City Council approved a $211 million agreement to build a new Maury High School, replacing the oldest high school in the city. See Details Here
Former Norfolk Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Sharon Byrdsong will receive a year’s severance pay after Click Here to See What
The Norfolk City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to request the School Board come up with a plan by August to close 10 schools starting next year. The resolution requires an action plan to be submitted prior to Aug. 1. The plan would propose closures and consolidations of 10 schools starting prior to the 2026-2027 […]
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