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Perspective | Finding common ground: ‘There are good, well-intended people on both sides of the issue’
by John Hood |
North Carolina’s economy is opening up after nearly two months of lockdown. I wish the reopening was faster, broader, and...
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‘Rural students are left behind’ — A conversation on broadband with Jean Davis of MCNC
by Analisa Sorrells |
If you don’t know about MCNC, CEO Jean Davis says to “just think of us as Google Fiber for the...
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Rural Talk: When will broadband access make it the last mile?
by Caroline Parker |
On Thursday, May 7, the NC Rural Center and Rural Counts kicked off Rural Talk: A Virtual Advocacy Speaker Series...
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Perspective | Comets 2 Careers summer internship program: Empowering students to invest in their future
by Annie Izod |
North Carolina’s brand for work-based learning, NC Career Launch, was informally launched in the state in late February. NC Career...
Schools win recognition for support of military students, families
by Staff |
The following is a press release from NC Public Schools North Carolina is home to a large population of active...
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Kenan Fellows Program announces 2020-2021 cohort
by Caroline Parker |
On National Teacher Appreciation Day, the Kenan Fellows Program announced its newest cohort of education leaders in North Carolina. This...
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Perspective | COVID-19 budget and state decisions update
by Public School Forum Of North Carolina |
On May 2, the North Carolina General Assembly approved a pandemic relief package nearing $1.6 billion in two bills. After...
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Educators run 2.23 miles to honor the life of Ahmaud Arbery
by Analisa Sorrells |
On February 23, an unarmed black man named Ahmaud Arbery was jogging in Brunswick, Georgia when he was confronted, shot,...
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Here’s how one small college responded to COVID-19
by Nation Hahn |
Pamlico Community College (PCC) is the smallest community college in North Carolina. Nestled in a small, rural county, its headcount...
