Officials won't pursue breakup of Wake County (N.C.) district

March 15, 2010
One leader had said the district had become too big
From The Raleigh News & Observer: Wake County (N.C.) school board Chairman Ron Margiotta caused a stir when he said that the 140,000-student district is too big and should be split up. But Margiotta and board allies now say they have no intention of pursuing such a major change.

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