12/1/2021
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Raises, bonuses, and supplements: Are you getting more money?
After the biennium budget passed and was signed by Gov. Roy Cooper, many educators in both the K-12 and community college sphere are wondering just how much money they will gain from the compromise between Republicans and Democrats on the...
Court of Appeals denies $1.7 billion transfer in Leandro case
The North Carolina Court of Appeals denied Tuesday Judge David Lee’s order for the state to transfer about $1.7 billion to fund a comprehensive plan to get the state in compliance with its constitutional obligation to public education. A three-judge...
Perspective | Trailblazer Profiles: Dr. Ervin Griffin
This profile of Dr. Ervin Griffin is part of the Belk Center for Community College Leadership & Research’s NCCCS History Project Trailblazer profiles. The purpose of the NCCCS Trailblazer Profiles is to highlight and celebrate the work of Asian, Black, Indigenous, and...
The Editor’s Notes
Educators from across the state have been in Raleigh the past few days. The best part for us was seeing you all back to together again in fellowship. Stay tuned for more from Rupen and Liz, but in the meantime you can check out Twitter @AIM_NCDPI or #NCAIM2021.
The N.C. State Board of Education meets today. Here is the agenda.
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Tennessee Goes All in on Tutoring with $200M Statewide Program for 150,000 Kids Who Are Just Below Grade Level in English, Math
The state will spend $200 million to initiate a three-year tutoring project called Tennessee Accelerating Literacy and Learning Corps (TN ALL Corps), serving 150,000 students in either math or English language arts Read the rest
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Pilot program at 4 community colleges seeks to design supports for single mothers on campus
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