
What will it take for every child to have ‘catalytic experiences’ in school?
Donnell Cannon and Jenny O’Meara conducting a Zoom interview for the first episode of their new podcast. Alli Lindenberg/EducationNC Principals Donnell Cannon and Jenny O’Meara have long been fans of podcasts and education.…

Driven by its coastal location, Carteret Community College seeks to become a hub for the community
The view from Carteret Community College President Tracy Mancini’s office is one of the better office views I’ve seen in my travels to community colleges across the state.…

Perspective | Serving students’ critical social and emotional needs to assure success
The following is Mary Ann Wolf’s “Final Word” from the Nov. 14, 2020 broadcast of Education Matters: “Student success during, after pandemic requires N.C.…
This week, Gov. Roy Cooper kicks off the 4th Annual Governor’s School Supply Drive. The drive is fully online this year, featuring a new partnership with the North Carolina Parent Teacher Association. On average, teachers spend about $500 of their own money on supplies for their classrooms each year. Cooper’s School Supply Drive will run from Nov. 16 to Dec. 16. Donations made through the portal can be directed to a specific school district or charter school or to a general fund that will be divided among counties with the greatest need. Here is the donation portal.
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