Forsyth County school workers head to Raleigh for May 1 protest
Forsyth County teachers and staff joined thousands of school workers from across North Carolina in Raleigh on May 1 to protest for greater investment in public education. The protesters, including teachers and community members, expressed concerns over lack of funding and its impact on schools and students.
Forsyth County teachers, staff, and community members traveled to Raleigh on May 1 for the Kids Over Corporations protest. Thousands of school workers gathered at Halifax Mall to urge legislators to invest more in public education. Protesters cited a report indicating North Carolina would see the first decrease in pay and resources due to the lack of a passed budget. They expressed concerns over the effects of underfunding on classrooms, students, and staff. The Forsyth County Association of Educators President emphasized that public schools need adequate funding to function properly.
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