10/25/2023

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Gov. Roy Cooper leans over a table to watch two third graders work on computers as they eat their breakfasts.

Governor announces funding to expand breakfast programs in N.C. public schools

by Laura Browne | October 24, 2023

Gov. Roy Cooper visited Glenn Elementary School in Durham on Tuesday to announce that $1.4 million in federal funds will go to support North Carolina public schools in expanding student breakfast programs.

High school graduation, outcomes, and more: How to find data on your school district

by Chantal Brown | October 24, 2023

As Countdown to College Month winds down in North Carolina, districts and their communities can view the plans and statistics of past high school graduates. …

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NC Supreme Court to take up Leandro ruling

NC Supreme Court | October 20, 2023

The petition by legislative-intervenors was allowed. The court will take up whether trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction for the April 2023 order that led to the November 2023 landmark holding.... Read the rest

AI might disrupt math and computer science classes – in a good way

The Hechinger Report | October 24, 2023
Seven WNC child care centers to close this month

Blue Ridge Public Radio | October 23, 2023
CMS flip on Banned Books Week: Anatomy of a communication mess

WFAE | October 24, 2023

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10/25/2023

New from EdNC

Governor announces funding to expand breakfast programs in N.C. public schools

High school graduation, outcomes, and more: How to find data on your school district

The Editor’s Notes

Need to know

NC Supreme Court to take up Leandro ruling

AI might disrupt math and computer science classes – in a good way

Seven WNC child care centers to close this month

CMS flip on Banned Books Week: Anatomy of a communication mess

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