Molly Osborne, author at EducationNC

Molly Osborne is the Director of Policy and Engagement for EducationNC and the N.C. Center for Public Policy Research. Molly grew up in Essex, Massachusetts and attended the local public elementary, middle, and high school. She graduated from the University of Virginia in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in economics and global development.… Read full bio »

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From the Center Out

The rise of ‘career pathways’ and what that means for our students and our state

by Molly Osborne | February 14, 2019

Community Colleges NC

How Stanly Community College uses technology to give students real-life workforce training

by Molly Osborne | February 7, 2019

From the Center Out

Charter schools in North Carolina: An overview

by Molly Osborne | January 31, 2019

Early Colleges

P-TECH Early College: A model for industry, K-12, and postsecondary partnership

by Molly Osborne | January 11, 2019

Community Colleges NC

Removing barriers: A proposal to simplify the Residency Determination Service

by Molly Osborne | December 14, 2018

From the Center Out

What do North Carolinians think about educational opportunity?

by Molly Osborne | December 6, 2018

Community Colleges NC

How one community college is responding to changing demographics and workforce needs

by Molly Osborne | November 29, 2018

Community Colleges NC

Dealing with hunger on campus: Durham Tech’s Campus Harvest Food Pantry

by Molly Osborne | November 15, 2018

From the Center Out

How did North Carolina’s youth vote in the 2018 midterms?

by Molly Osborne | November 15, 2018

Community Colleges NC

‘I wanted to be somewhere where we made a difference’: An interview with College of the Albemarle President Wynegar

by Molly Osborne | October 5, 2018