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I'm a K-12 education reporter for @newsobserver. I also tweet about history, baseball & science fiction. Retweets aren’t endorsements -- unless about @Yankees.
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Wake school board seeks ways to discipline members — just before new faces arrive

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By T. Keung Hui Verified
| The News & Observer Verified
The Wake County school board wants to create a process it can use to censure its members for ethics violations and acts of misconduct. There’s currently no formal process in Wake County school board policy to punish board members who are accused of breaking rules such as leaking confidential information or misusing their position for personal gain.
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Wake school board seeks ways to discipline members — just before new faces arrive

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By T. Keung Hui Verified
| The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC) Verified
The Wake County school board wants to create a process for censuring members as part of its ethics and conduct policy. Wake County Public School System Key Takeaways AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Wake school board seeks a censure process for ethics breaches and misconduct. Proposed policy allows reprimand or censure, but not board removal from office. Any censure would occur in open session and require a two-thirds vote.
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Why Wake plans to require principals to allow teacher unions on school campuses Original

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By T. Keung Hui Verified
| The News & Observer Verified
Wake County school leaders plan to require principals to allow teacher unions such as the North Carolina Association of Educators to have access to schools to meet teachers and recruit members. Some principals are denying access to NCAE under a state law that says schools must treat all education employee associations equally and either allow them all on campus or keep them all off.
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