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School Board in Turmoil » Courtney Wilson, center, demonstrates in opposition to the new school boards majority’s efforts to end busing for socioeconomic diversity outside the Wake County School Board building after they were removed by Raleigh police from the building.

Courtney Wilson, center, demonstrates in opposition to the new school boards majority's efforts to end busing for socioeconomic diversity outside the Wake County School Board building after they were removed by Raleigh police from the building.

A Raleigh police officer escorts demonstrators in opposition to the new school boards majority's efforts to end busing for socioeconomic diversity outside of the Wake County School Board building. Dozens of protesters opposed to the new school boards majority's efforts to end busing for socioeconomic diversity were removed from the building by police.
Wake County Board of Education superintendent search chair, Debra Goldman, displays her signature on a contract to hire retired Army Brig. Gen. Anthony J. Tata as the school system's new superintendent while board chair Ron Margiotta looks on. The board voted 4-2 to hire Tata despite loud opposition from supporters of busing for socioeconomic diversity.

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