3/17/2023
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Will Georgia students get in-state tuition at North Carolina community colleges?
A House community college committee approved a bill that would allow students in four Georgia counties to get in-state tuition at Tri-County Community College in Cherokee County. The bill would authorize a pilot program that would offer students in Fannin,...
‘The world is movement’: West African dance comes to Jones County schools
“Hellooo, Soloooo!” yells a group of students in the Trenton Elementary School gym. In reply, the man on stage says “Bonjour!” The room is full of the frenetic energy found uniquely in elementary school students, like that of a soft...
Perspective | North Carolina’s robust, but uneven, growth
The old adage that a picture is worth a thousand words is not always true, especially when it lacks context. Still, sometimes a map, a video, a chart, a sketch, or a photo can reinforce lessons you thought you had...
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