Moms Know Best. Let’s Listen
Black children won’t succeed in school if they don’t survive the first year of life. Learn how Forsyth County Birth Stories is listening to moms, and working to change the system, so these families can thrive.
Black children won’t succeed in school if they don’t survive the first year of life. Learn how Forsyth County Birth Stories is listening to moms, and working to change the system, so these families can thrive.
Every child in Forsyth County deserves the opportunity to thrive in school. Find out why working for Universal Pre-K will give them that chance and what the Pre-K Priority is doing to help.
A Voices on the Ground Local Impact Update This is a challenging time for our Forsyth County schools and…
When Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina in September 2024, 148 licensed child care centers and homes with more than 5,000 enrolled children were impacted, according to an August 2025 state presentation.
As 2025 winds down, I want to express deep gratitude to our grantees and partners who continue the hard work…
Hear from Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation on why we must stand with immigrant communities as we work for a healthier state.
November 6, 2025 – The North Carolina Local News Lab Fund today announced $590,000 in grants to 23 local news…
The community is stepping up for a North Carolina school district that’s in financial hot water. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools face a multi-million dollar deficit.