August 13, 2025 - 02:13

As the summer winds down, communities in Durham and Knightdale are gearing up for a vibrant back-to-school season. The annual "Back to School" event in Durham is set to provide students and families with essential resources, including school supplies, health screenings, and educational workshops. This initiative aims to ensure that every child starts the academic year prepared and confident.
Meanwhile, Knightdale is excited to host its Education Festival, which promises a day filled with fun and learning. This festival will feature interactive exhibits, local educators, and various activities designed to engage students and parents alike. The event serves as a wonderful opportunity for families to connect with schools and discover the educational resources available in the community.
Additionally, Cary's Lazy Daze festival will add to the excitement, showcasing local artisans, crafts, and delicious food. Together, these events highlight the importance of education and community engagement as families prepare for the new school year.
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