12/15/2021
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On COVID, posting lesson plans, testing, race, and more: How this legislature dealt with education
Sometimes it can feel as though the entire long session of the General Assembly was about the budget. After all, the state hadn’t had one since 2018, Gov. Roy Cooper and legislative Republican leaders were playing nice for the first...
Legislative leaders join the Leandro case
Update 11:00 a.m., Dec. 16, 2021: The plaintiffs in the case have now filed appeals of the Court of Appeals’ decision to the state Supreme Court. Read the plaintiff’s appeal here. Read the plaintiff-intervenors’ appeal here. The plaintiff-intervenors are plaintiffs...
Perspective | A community approach to teacher retention in North Carolina
June 11, 2021 was my last day of teaching. The decision to leave was emotional and I miss my students every day. Teaching American history has been my North Star since I was 16 years old. However, after 14 years...
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COVID-19 and education: An emerging K-shaped recovery
As US students return to classrooms, some are catching up on unfinished learning, but others are falling further behind, widening prepandemic gaps. Read the rest
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A handful of colleges are finally providing training in a way consumers want it: fast
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Why child’s play is serious business in early education
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The Infrastructure and Jobs Act: What’s in It for Postsecondary Education?
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'It's just overwhelming': New data shows NC's youth mental-health crisis going from bad to worse
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Scholarships in Henderson County aimed at 'closing the gap'
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‘You’re Not Going To Teach About Race. You’re Going To Go Ahead and Keep Your Job.’
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North Carolina hasn’t tested for lead in schools’ drinking water. Until now.
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