8/12/2024
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How Equitable Foundation is showing up and putting action behind their commitment to be ‘a force for good’
The Equitable Foundation, under the leadership of Jarian Kerekes, has been supporting educators and investing in college access in North Carolina and beyond in important ways. Kerekes is especially good at saying both how can I help and thank you,...
After legislative changes, here’s a look at North Carolina’s charter school application process
Last year’s legislative session included multiple new laws that changed the process for how charter schools are approved, renewed, and denied in North Carolina. These new laws are part of a recent focus by North Carolina Republican lawmakers to expand...
Education is key to the state’s economic innovation, new report says
More innovation is needed to keep North Carolina on the track to economic prosperity, a new report shows. The Tracking Innovation report was released on July 29 by the North Carolina Department of Commerce’s Office of Science, Technology, and Innovation....
Statewide coalition says it’s time for North Carolina ‘to REPRESENT!’
Since the summer of 2019, a network called the Freedom Hill Coalition (FHC) has organized around achieving equity in North Carolina. Organized by the Center for Racial Equity in Education (CREED), the network has worked towards “building spaces, structures, and institutions...
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