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Forsyth County Schools

Forsyth County Schools 

Forsyth County Schools students participate in mock job interviews

July 13, 2021July 13, 2021 Matthew Monroe 4 Views 0 Comments COVID-19, Forsyth County Schools, Valery Lowe 2 min read

For the last few years, businesses and students in Forsyth County Schools have annually participated in mock job interviews. Students

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Forsyth County Schools 

Forsyth County Schools to partner with SwabTek™ to stop Cannabis and Nicotine use in schools.

July 9, 2021July 9, 2021 Matthew Monroe 4 Views 0 Comments Forsyth County Schools, Steve Honn, SwabTek 2 min read

Early on Wednesday morning, SwabTek announced that Forsyth County Schools would be one of more than 1,000 schools that will

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Forsyth County Board of Education approves new $520 million budget for 2022, which includes new positions and staff raises.

June 25, 2021June 25, 2021 Matthew Monroe 4 Views 0 Comments East Forsyth High School, forsyth county, Hendricks Middle School, larry hammel, New Hope Elementary School, Wes McCall 2 min read

The Forsyth County Board of Education has completed the approval of a $520 million budget for its school district. This

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