What will be constructed at Wiley: a fully funded playing field or a mini-stadium that can barely seat the student body but appeals to a private fundraising group. The question goes back to the Board for a vote at their next meeting. Sign the petition to support a field!
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R. J. Reynolds Athletics is going to receive the capital funds they so desperately wanted after all. So why would a win for RJ Reynolds be received like such a loss by Crowley and Kaplan?
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According to the 2016 Bond project schedule, a new Brunson Elementary schools is expected to open in 2023. As of today, its location is still…
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On July 1, our Board of Education members met for the second special called meeting of the pre-holiday week to discuss funding for a Reynolds…
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Home Field Advantage made a hard drive towards their goal of funding private designs for a Reynolds stadium and fell far short of their goal.
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Despite the promises of a 2016 School Bond, Brunson Elementary’s future has yet to take shape. Construction was scheduled to begin this year however WS/FC…
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“[RJR] Stadium Hearing Raises Questions of Cost, Fairness.” Sounds familiar, but this was the title of a Journal article that ran in 1986.
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There is so much wrong with this picture. This is a teacher at Wiley Middle School. He was outside the school this morning greeting parents.…
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For almost two-years, RJR Home Field Advantage has made Access and Equity their rallying cry in demands for a multi-sport stadium—but on what grounds?
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Hanes Park and the schools around it had a sustainable partnership long before sustainable was cool. This Earth Day, let’s recommit to 100 years of common ground.
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