7/21/2021
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The mCLASS reading assessment tool is back in North Carolina classrooms, but it’s going to look different
Teachers will use a familiar reading assessment tool in elementary schools across North Carolina this year, but they’ll notice some changes. About three years ago, the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) initiated a shift from the long-used mCLASS assessment tool...
Perspective | The potential of universal free school meals
Significant shifts in how school meals were served were among the changes that the pandemic brought to public schools. School meals were served in carpool lanes, delivered by buses, and eaten in classrooms. Most importantly, they were free for all school children...
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REGISTER FOR THIS WEBINAR on 8/5 at 3pm | Principal Impact: Exploring New Research and Policy Implications
On preparing and supporting a high-quality principal workforce and the implications for state policymakers, featuring NC's Anna Egalite and Constance Lindsay. Read the rest
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THE RESEARCH | How Principals Affect Students and Schools: A Systematic Synthesis of Two Decades of Research
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An Action Plan for Confronting Chronic Absenteeism This Fall
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Who’s Really Driving Critical Race Theory Legislation? An Investigation
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Fighting the summer slump: Educational summer camp enrollment increases
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JUST RELEASED | Driven by Data: Using licensure tests to build a strong, diverse teacher workforce
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NC Senate Republicans push for eliminating NCHSAA, starting new governing board
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