Traditionally, families had few choices on where to educate their children. They could choose local public schools or pay for private schools, but many families
What started as “Black History Week” in 1926 has now grown into Black History Month. The monthlong celebration, which began in 1976, is a great
Did you know that there are tons of inventions that have come out of North Carolina? That’s right, from the barcode to overalls, inventors in
As technology evolves, students must be prepared for a competitive global landscape. Equipping students with STEM skills and subjects help them realize opportunities at an
With COVID-19 changing the educational landscape, things in the classroom are different. While remote learning has allowed students and teachers to continue lessons at home,
In August, with the pandemic not letting up, schools across the country had to make the difficult choice to either continue in-school learning when school
An emergent field, biotechnology offers exciting career opportunities for anyone interested in science and research. Driven by rapid technological advancements, increasing healthcare needs, and the
For generations, families have sent their students out into the world to learn at schools. Today, however, many students are trying to learn from home.
Every two years, the Sallie B. Howard School for the Arts and Science takes 10 students on a study abroad trip for about 3 weeks.
Sallie B. Howard School of Arts and Science
