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We're not talking about students' report cards, but rather the A through F letter grades that their schools receive on an annual basis based on students' end-of-grade tests.

The Durham Public Schools board of education has approved its Growing Together initiative for elementary schools. Under the plan, hundreds of students will change schools. District leaders say the plan will help address diversity, access, equity and growth in Durham Public Schools.

This month, thousands of students across North Carolina who've been learning remotely during the pandemic are visiting their schools just for end-of-grade exams.

Wake County School leaders hope to spend millions over the next few years to help support their high-poverty schools.Officials identified 12 鈥渉igh-needs鈥濃��