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Equitable access to effective educators emerges as priority for North Carolina
“Students in high-poverty schools are about half as likely to have access to highly effective teachers, compared to students in low-poverty schools,” said Johanna Anderson, executive director of The Belk Foundation, at a recent convening of their board of directors and education stakeholders.…
Perspective | Building a coalition to improve access to health care – for all North Carolinians
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”Albert Einstein The message is clear and resonant: Together, we must improve access to health care for all North Carolinians.…
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From Campus Lockdowns to Zoom Classes and Learning Pods, Scenes From 24 Surreal Months of School Amid COVID
Two years ago, teachers and millions of students across the country left their classrooms Friday afternoon unaware their schools would not reopen until the following school year. ... Read the rest
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NEW REPORT | Beyond the Ban: A Toolkit for Advancing College Opportunity for Justice-Impacted Students
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Back to school: Advocates worry about pandemic’s impact on most vulnerable youth in the justice system
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What the Expanded Child Tax Credit Means for Rural Families
