EDUCATION

N&O: Fewer kids suspended in Wake, reported school crime up

The News and Observer reports suspensions are down in the Wake County school system, but the number of dropouts and reported acts of school crime are up, according to figures released Thursday by the state Department of Public Instruction.

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