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Changing the mindset: School system looks to diversity plan as community brings up concerns about curriculum, racism in schools
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Anais Blackman speaks on a panel for a Juneteenth event on June 19.
Many in the Black community in Forsyth County have raised concerns about the school system’s curriculum and lack of support from administrators. With heightened attention on how to support Black students and families in recent weeks, they are now calling on schools in the area to make instruction and school environments more inclusive for all.
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Watch: This community robotics team is trying to make its way to the world championship

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Last year, this FIRST Robotics Competition team split from Central Forsyth High School to become a community team, supported by nonprofit Forsyth Robotics and now, Team 1833, or Team BEAN, is vying for a spot in the FRC World Championship. To qualify, Team BEAN and their robot, Sprout, are competing in the Peachtree District Championship (DCMP) in Macon, Georgia.