2/25/2022
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Meet Lawrence Long, the Forsyth Tech student turned Jeopardy! champion
Adult learners often return to community colleges to make a career switch. For Lawrence Long, that was a switch from the dining and entertainment industry to health care – and more recently, Jeopardy! champion. Long, a North Carolina native and...
US Education Secretary holds NCCU up as example for supporting student mental health
North Carolina Central University (NCCU) is a national model for building systemic support to address student mental health, according to the nation’s top education official. U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona highlighted NCCU’s mental health services during a visit he...
Perspective | A call to thwart a Great Resignation — and to reenvision public schools
The prolonged pandemic roiled the economy, nudged some into earlier-than-planned retirement, sent many in search of higher-paying jobs, and spawned the phrase Great Resignation. State Board of Education Chair Eric Davis used the term this week when he sought to...
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