2/27/2024
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DPI wants school grades to better reflect school performance in new model presented to lawmakers
State Superintendent Catherine Truitt presented the Department of Public Instruction’s (DPI) proposal for school performance grade redesign to lawmakers on Monday during a House education reform committee meeting. To move forward, the model requires legislative action. “The new proposed model…...
Honoring 60 North Carolina Black educators for contributions to students
Gov. Roy Cooper and the North Carolina African American Heritage Commission honored 60 Black educators, retirees, support staff, and education professionals for their achievements and contributions to public education last week. Honorees were met with certificates of appreciation and words...
Interfaith student leaders promote climate care in North Carolina places of worship
C.E. Jordan High School junior Aven Schwartz can’t remember a time that she didn’t care about the environment. Her mom works as Durham County’s sustainability manager, so she grew up learning about the climate and ways to care for it....
Perspective | An educator’s journey through personalized learning to AI integration
As I reflect on my journey into the field of education, I consider myself fortunate to have begun my teaching career in a pioneering school that embraced personalized learning — a concept both foreign and familiar to me. Personalized learning...
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"We aren't against private schools. But we are against taxpayer money going to private schools at the expense of public schools."
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