Featured Who teaches North Carolina’s public school students? by Ferrel Guillory | February 27, 2015 Through the budget that it approves and the policy legislation that it enacts, the General Assembly has a profound influence...
Featured Schools drive local economies by Ferrel Guillory | February 20, 2015 With more than 175,000 employees arrayed across 115 local districts, the reach of the North Carolina public schools extends beyond...
Featured Why some testing is important by Ferrel Guillory | February 13, 2015 Governor Pat McCrory used his State of the State address to insert himself into the state and national debates over...
Featured The making of education policy: Who has the power? by Ferrel Guillory | February 6, 2015 The NC General Assembly’s committees layer complexity upon complexity in the governing of schools and the making of education policy....
Featured Schools, communities, and the American Dream by Ferrel Guillory | January 30, 2015 The Durham County Board of Education set an example last week when it approved a $100,000 appropriation as its share...
Featured Why graduating from high school isn’t enough by Ferrel Guillory | January 23, 2015 Rhetoric matters. So let us ponder the language used to define the goals and frame the purposes of education in...
Featured Political vortex: Tensions between education and communities by Ferrel Guillory | January 16, 2015 A while back, during a parents’ night at Enloe High School in Wake County, I listened with admiration as a...
Featured EdNC: News for the community of engaged citizens by Ferrel Guillory | December 17, 2014 On behalf of my friend and co-founder Gerry Hancock, welcome to EducationNC, a digital news service for the people of...
