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WakeMed and Atrium deal would raise State Health Plan costs, Treasurer says
State Health Plan members will face higher costs if a merger deal with Raleigh’s WakeMed hospital system goes through, said State Treasurer Brad Briner, who chairs the plan’s board of trustees. Briner told EdNC that teachers and other state employees...
New initiative connects NC students with local boards of education, state policymakers
Applications are open for a new initiative that seeks to connect North Carolina student ambassadors with education policymaking bodies across the state. The North Carolina Student Voice Alliance Ambassador Program aims to create opportunities for students to increase their engagement...
Perspective | From shared priorities to shared power: Why coordinated action matters for educational justice
Mapping the Movement reminded us that collective impact requires more than shared concern. It requires partnership, coordination, and action. On May 13, the Dudley Flood Center for Educational Equity & Opportunity hosted the third session of Mapping the Movement for...
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DAVE Report Finds Minimal Vacancies Throughout North Carolina’s Community Colleges
“North Carolina’s community college system is a strong example of effective and efficient workforce governance. The colleges utilize management flexibility and are considerate of staffing needs,” said auditor Dave Boliek. Read the rest
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Governor Stein Highlights Importance of Construction Apprenticeships Following Housing Affordability Executive Order
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CMS Board approves option to lease for 'educator community' at Garinger
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Teachers Say Lack of AI Guidance Is a Major Problem
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