News B-3 Interagency Council hones priorities: Transitions, data, NC Pre-K funding by Liz Bell | March 29, 2019 A council tasked with rethinking the education system for children from birth to third grade is boiling down its priorities...
News North Carolina students bring music to the old capitol by Robert Kinlaw | March 29, 2019 March is “Music In Our Schools” month, a time when advocates celebrate the programs in schools throughout our state that...
News House votes to change school performance grades by Alex Granados | March 27, 2019 The full House voted in favor of a slew of education bills today, including two that would change the state’s...
News House leaders push forward a number of education bills by Rupen R. Fofaria | March 27, 2019 In the last few days, the House has filed or considered a host of bills impacting K-12 education, including measures...
News What things look like on the ground at NC’s first school in the ISD by Alex Granados | March 27, 2019 This isn’t Rosa Thompson’s first year teaching at Southside-Ashpole Elementary in Robeson County. But it’s her first time teaching there...
News Artificial ‘brain’ intelligence to digitally transform NC Community College System by Analisa Sorrells | March 27, 2019 Jim Parker left his previous position with the NC Department of Information Technology to join the North Carolina Community College...
News Senate Bill 247 sponsors talk about accountability and transparency for charters by Rupen R. Fofaria | March 21, 2019 Following his filing last week of a bill aimed at studying and, at least temporarily, capping the number of public...
News Senator uses Charter School Advocacy Day to call attention to equity by Rupen R. Fofaria | March 20, 2019 Charter School Advocacy Day was planned as a convening of leaders, parents, teachers, and students to speak out against reinstating...
News House education committee tackles school performance grades by Alex Granados | March 19, 2019 The House K-12 committee tackled the ever-present issue of what to do with the state’s school performance grades today. A...
News Educators, advocates turn out for community conversation on testing culture by Rupen R. Fofaria | March 19, 2019 What if your doctor ran tests during your visit, analyzed them, and then, rather than discussing how things are going...
News Rowan-Salisbury School Board gets pushback from Faith Elementary community by Maggie Blackwell | March 18, 2019 The Rowan-Salisbury School Board meeting last week was awash in red as over 100 members of the Faith Elementary School...
News State Board again delays plan to streamline pathway for out-of-state teachers by Alex Granados | March 13, 2019 The State Board of Education decided during a conference call today to again send back to a lower commission a...
