12/5/2022
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Rep. John Torbett wants to transform education in North Carolina
Rep. John Torbett, R-Gaston, sometimes speaks off the cuff. Nowhere was this on better display than at a meeting of the House Select Committee on an Education System for North Carolina’s Future in May. In that meeting, he proposed replacing...
Perspective | Why limiting teachings about race and history is a major problem for North Carolina public schools
As a Black and ethnically Jewish young man, I can’t help but think how the refusal to teach about race and Black history could and would hurt school systems — as well as me in my future career as a...
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The House Select Committee on Advancing Women in STEM is meeting tomorrow, December 6.
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NEW REPORT | Educating Diverse Democracy: The Chilling Role of Political Conflict in Blue, Purple, and Red Communities
Based on surveys of principals, hyper-partisanship and political polarization is making it harder to run schools. An NC principal describes the impact of "small clusters of hate." Read the rest
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Attack by 'cowards' could leave Moore County without power for days
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