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The Editor’s Notes
Today is the second day of the 2020 Fall Planning and Work Session of the North Carolina State Board of Education. Here is the agenda.
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Our goal is to use this virtual panel discussion to help audience members gain clarity on professional and legal best practices regarding free speech in our learning communities, as well as why openness and transparency can lead to better, more timely, and more inclusive decisions for all education stakeholders. Learn more and register here.
Need to know
How schools are navigating privacy concerns in COVID-19 contact tracing
The array of tech solutions popping up and politicization of the issue creates murky territory where one administrator says "You're damned if you do, and you're damned if you don't." Read the rest
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Remote learning has been a disaster for many students. But some kids have thrived
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In Schools, Black Girls Confront Both Racial and Gender Bias
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Before she died, NC teacher said a student gave her COVID-19. What really happened?
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