Noelle E. C. Evans
Education reporter/producerNoelle E. C. Evans is an education reporter/producer with a background in documentary filmmaking and education.
Noelle previously worked in Quito, Ecuador, for a Latin American media organization. She has a nuanced understanding of the need for freedom of the press, and is conversational in Spanish.
Noelle is a BBC Grace Wyndham Goldie scholar (2016) and has worked with BBC Radio Wales and the BBC World Service. She received her master's degree in international journalism from Cardiff University in Wales, one of the top 10 ranking journalism schools in the U.K. Noelle was awarded the university’s USA Excellence Scholarship in 2016.
She began as an intern at WXXI in 2014.
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A school security officer at the Rochester City School District is running for office this year. -
The Rochester City School District is increasing security measures at schools across the district in response to an uptick in violent incidents outside of schools.
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Rochester police officers will receive overtime pay for monitoring some city schools for the rest of the school year.
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A recent graduate of the Rochester city school district says he plans to run for elected office this year.
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Of nearly 1,000 Rochester City School District kindergartners tested for developmental delays this past fall, a majority have been flagged for formal evaluation.
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Rochester City Council is one step closer to approving an agreement with the city school district for the Rochester Police Department to increase security outside of some schools.
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Rochester police will now be present for school arrivals and dismissals at some city schools. This comes after a student narrowly avoided being killed at the front door of Franklin campus on Thursday.
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In a unanimous vote Tuesday night in the first city school board meeting of 2023, commissioners voted to approve the new pact for union members.
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Teachers at the Rochester City School District may soon have a three-year contract six months after their last one expired.
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In the wake of the storm, Genesee County will receive FEMA funding after a federal emergency declaration earlier this week.
