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Podcast | What’s next for James Ford and CREED, the Center for Racial Equity in Education
In the latest episode of EdTalk, host Alex Granados talks with James Ford, executive director of the Center for Racial Equity and Education (CREED).
CREED is releasing two reports examining equity in North Carolina, and content related to them is being released on EducationNC throughout August.
In this episode, Ford looks at the influence of race on achievement indicators, like end-of-course and end-of-grade test scores, and looks forward to the work of his new organization, CREED. … Listen now »
Mapping the 2018-19 school report cards
The NC Department of Public Instruction (NC DPI) released school performance grades in September, and an update of previous maps in the Consider It Mapped series on the topic reveals that the overall distribution of As, Bs, Cs, Ds, and Fs is similar to last year’s, even with changes to the measures included in this year’s formula.… Full story »
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Perspective | The killer app for digital learning at scale: Human connection Opportunity Culture
Perspective | Mebane Foundation grant supports Wolfpack Literacy Partnership and Yadkin County Schools Mebane Foundation
Perspective | Fair and equitable funding for all of North Carolina’s schools Public School Forum of NC
Perspective | Fewer teenage boys playing under Friday night lights Friday with Ferrel
Perspective | Education is political Perspective
Charity vs. Justice | “This [needs to be] a constant conversation that we don’t let go”- Fatimah Salleh. @DukeEndowment @EducationNC @NCRuralCenter @emergingissues
We spent the morning at @surrycc for our latest student town hall. @ReachNCVoices surveys, student stories, and passionate faculty and staff made for a busy and engaging Tuesday morning! @EducationNC #HereToListen
We are in Charlotte at the @DukeEndowment intermediary gathering to gain a better understanding of the Rural Church Program.
Today we are talking about “strength in rural places. Thriving and rural coexist,” says Robb Webb @DukeEndowment.
