12/2/2022
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State looks to field test teacher licensure and pay reform
The licensure and pay reform plan voted on by the State Board of Education this week has a ways to go before it significantly impacts teachers across the state. Ultimately, the plan will take shape as a pilot before lawmakers...
North Carolina’s economic future ‘inextricably linked’ to child care, report says
Child care availability and affordability are the key to the state’s economic future, a new report from the North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation (NCECF) says. NCECF surveyed parents in October 2020 to learn how the COVID-19 pandemic was affecting how...
Perspective | Charity is splendid, public education necessary
The civic holidays and religious holy days that span from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day turn Americans’ attention to people in need. A glossary of phrases signifies the season: Angel Tree, Advent Giving Tree, Toys for Tots, Coats for Kid,...
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Our superintendents have been together this week. Thank you all for your leadership. Here is your playlist for the weekend curated by Superintendent Jeff McDaris.
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ANN DOSS HELMS REPORTS | NC officials move toward a more sophisticated way to rate public schools
North Carolina education officials are moving toward consensus on a better way to rate public schools, a deputy superintendent told the state Board of Education on Wednesday. Read the rest
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Hoax school shooting threats target campuses, lead to lockdowns across North Carolina
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NC rejects two for-profit charter schools. Education board splits along partisan lines.
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Sick at school? CMS attendance policy under scrutiny
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