12/10/2024
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State Board discusses learning recovery during Superintendent Truitt’s last meeting
North Carolina students are continuing, on average, to increase end-of-grade (EOG) test scores since pandemic lows in 2021, according to new recovery data presented to the State Board of Education last week. In 2021, state test scores decreased across all...
Cedric Blow and Beryl Torrence are NC’s nominees for the 2024 RISE Award
Governor Roy Cooper announced yesterday that Cedric Blow with Pitt County Schools and Beryl Torrence with Kannapolis City Schools are North Carolina’s nominees for the 2024 Recognizing Inspiring School Employees (RISE) Award, according to a press release. The award, passed by...
Perspective | Learning from our past to transform the future of child care
MDC, an organization based in Durham, advances equitable systems change in the Southern United States. Our educational equity team supports home-based child care providers who work to transform systems that created the current child care crisis. Home-Based Child Care (HBCC)...
The Editor’s Notes
Gov. Cooper is visiting Claxton Elementary in Greensboro today at 11am. Liz Bell will be there for the event titled, “A Better Educated North Carolina.”
It is widely anticipated that the Leandro decision will be released on Friday. If you are a reporter covering the story, here is Ann McColl’s background information on the longstanding case. She will be available on Friday to take reporter’s calls about the case if the decision is released. Reach out to me for her contact information at mrash at ednc.org.
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Everything you need to know about the Leandro litigation
Updated over the years, here is is Ann McColl's primer on Leandro. Read the rest
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