Each year, hundreds of North Carolina children experience “exclusionary discipline” — removal from their usual learning and social settings — before they even reach kindergarten. The ill effects on their brain development, mental health, future education outcomes, and family well-being can be so dire that some experts call exclusionary discipline the “preschool-to-prison pipeline.”…
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Recent high school graduates from low- and middle-income families can receive anywhere from $700 to $2,800 per year towards tuition and fees for up to two years at North Carolina community colleges.
2022 high school grads could get free tuition at N.C. community colleges this year
2022 N.C. high school graduates can receive tuition funds at the state's community colleges through the Longleaf Commitment.
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“NCACTE and its members wholeheartedly support a model that can reduce barriers for becoming teachers, produce high-quality teachers for all children, and compensate teachers for the hard work they do.”
Perspective | Teacher education colleges' recommendations for licensure proposal
The North Carolina Association for Colleges of Teacher Education (NCACTE) shares its recommendations on strengthening the teacher pipeline.
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Indigenous students comprise 1% of North Carolina’s public school population. What sort of support do these students receive in our state?
EdExplainer: How do we support Indigenous students in North Carolina?
Indigenous students comprise 1% of students in NC public schools, but continue to fall behind. So how are we supporting these students?
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