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3/10/2023

BEST NC released a new comprehensive report on the history, structure, and status of teacher pay in North Carolina. It is worth a read. To kick off the conversation I hope this report sparks, I have excerpted the parts of the report I find most interesting and important. Take a look.

The Learning Differences Programme is seeking a programme officer to join the Oak Foundation team in Chapel Hill. Here is more information.

The Professional Educator Preparation and Standards Commission (PEPSC) met Thursday. They heard a presentation on microcredentials and made a recommendation to amend licensure testing requirements. You can see the agenda and meeting documents here.

Board Chair Van Dempsey also discussed a letter he received from Governor Roy Cooper “to highlight the positive impact that the Pathways proposal could have on teacher diversity and to identify opportunities to align the professional pathways structures more closely with DRIVE Task Force Recommendations.” The “Pathways proposal” is the licensure and teacher pay reform proposal being worked on by the State Board of Education and PEPSC. The letter will be discussed more extensively at PEPSC’s April meeting. Read that letter here. 
You can watch the PEPSC meeting here. 

Are you or someone you know interested in becoming a teacher? If so, our colleagues at TeachNC are offering scholarships that reimburse application costs up to $100 and award $1,500 to apply to an Educator Prep Program! Here is more information. Applications are due March 31.

Here is your playlist for the weekend from your favorite mountain philosopher, Superintendent Jeff McDaris.

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Mebane Rash

Mebane Rash is the CEO and editor-in-chief of EducationNC.


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