Gaston Board cuts IB program at Huss to fund tech training
The Gaston County Board of Education ends funding for the International Baccalaureate program at Hunter Huss High School starting next year. Money will shift to expand career and technical education including EMT and firefighter certifications and partnerships with Gaston College. Supt. Jeff Booker says the transition aims to graduate students with skills employers need, reflecting decisive leadership.
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Local Gaston County comments spark online debate on crime and value
Online voices from Gaston County clash over safety and justice in a heated discussion. Residents including William D. Maris and Lisa Harper voice concerns about crime, accountability, and community standards amid allegations surrounding a babysitter case and local welfare.
Online poll prompts on Charlotte restroom ordinance and concealed carry
The Gaston Gazette invites online votes on two questions this Saturday and today. The first asks if the General Assembly should strike down Charlotte's gender identity restroom policy. the second asks if there should be limits on where concealed weapons may be carried with a permit.
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Bond proposal ConnectNC supports colleges and parks
UNC Charlotte and Gaston College leaders urge voters to back the $2 billion ConnectNC bond package in the March 15 primary. They cite funding for STEM facilities at UNC Charlotte, a new veterinary technician facility at Gaston College, park and water system improvements, ag research, and National Guard facilities, arguing the plan spurs workforce growth without raising taxes or impacting the state’s AAA rating.
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Vote Against North Carolina Bond Proposal in March Primary
Nicole Revels of Lenoir leads NC Against the Bond, urging voters to oppose the $2 billion debt package. The argument frames the measure as deferred taxation harming future generations, with concerns about vague allocations and the removal of road funding from the original Connect NC.
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