Experts make the urgent case: ‘Child care is a public good’
Communities across North Carolina have been innovating solutions to market failures in early care and education, but the system remains in crisis.
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This orchestra classroom in Vance County gets an expert visitor each week. Caroline Parker/EdNC
Perspective | What North Carolina’s Regional Teachers of the Year want you to know
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Meet the state representatives who will be considering education-related bills for the next two years. #nced #ncpol
Your guide to education committees in the N.C. General Assembly this session
The North Carolina legislature kicks off its new session this month. Here's who serves on the various education committees.
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Kayla Szafranski, @ncchild’s health program director, breaks down what the Omnibus Appropriation Act means for the health care of children and families.
Perspective | How will the new federal budget affect kids' health in North Carolina?
The Omnibus Appropriations Act included many pieces that will make a big difference in health care for our kids and families.
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Outcome and opportunity gaps for Black, Brown, and economically disadvantaged students are growing post-pandemic. The stakes are high for our students. Will legislators evaluate education policy through an equity lens? #nced
Growing opportunity gaps and culture wars raise the stakes on educational equity this long session
From Leandro to exceptional children to HBCUs to culture wars, equity is inextricable from from quality public education.
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