Caroline Parker
Road Warrior. Jillaroo. Dawg.
Caroline Parker, an award-winning journalist, worked with EducationNC from 2017-26. As EdNC’s director of rural storytelling and strategy, she is known and respected across the state for her stories about rural North Carolina, especially her leadership during the pandemic, the closing of the Canton papermill, and after Hurricane Helene. Her coverage after Helene led to a partnership with the Associated Press and EdNC being honored by the N.C. Press Association for public service.
She has traveled to and through six of the seven continents, but grew up in rural Franklin, Virginia. Caroline attended the University of Georgia and graduated from the Grady School of Journalism.
She is inspired by seeing new places and calls many of them home.
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Four districts had damaged schools after Helene. How are they doing now?
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From Cane Creek to Carnegie Hall: Buncombe band is headed to New York City
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What’s the ‘Bright Idea’? Electric Cooperatives support creative educators through grants
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Charlotte Motor Speedway hosts STEAM event for 2,000 students and parents
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PAGE uses an ecosystem of partnerships to support students in aftermath of storm
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Asheville City Schools acting in service: ‘It’s restored my faith in humanity’
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‘Our students stay together’: Old Fort Elementary School relocates after hurricane
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Q&A | Reimagining what Appalachia can be with Partnership for Appalachian Girls’ Education
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