The three Rs of education may not be enough to compete in today’s global market. Whether high school graduates plan to attend college or enter the work force, school officials say having career-specific knowledge could offer more of a competitive edge. With that in mind, the Forsyth County school system will test a career academy program in two high schools next year. “We’re going to start with baby steps,” said Gary Davison, principal at Lambert ...

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