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Greene County Schools (North Carolina)

Greene County Schools is a PK–12 graded school district serving Greene County, North Carolina. Its six schools serve 3,348 students as of the 2010–11 school year.
==History==
African Americans often made up the majority of the student population in the county schools. In 1959, Black students accounted for 54% of the system's enrollment. That year, after a bond referendum was passed the previous year to build a new White-only school in the county, a boycott was begun of the school system on February 10. The next day, 34 of the bus drivers refused to run their routes. The strike lasted four days and affected approximately 2800 black students in the county. It was resolved after parents were able to meet with school board members and work to move up the date for voting on a bond referendum for improvements to the county's Black high school.
In 2005, former Senator John Edwards established a model scholarship program in the Greene County Schools system that he touted during his 2008 US presidential campaign. The College for Everyone program was administered by Edwards' Center for Promise and Opportunity Foundation. After Edwards lost his bid for the Democratic Party nomination, he ended the program in 2008.

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