A recent survey asked educators to reflect on the top factors that get in the way of learning. Hunger neared the top of the list. Nutrition is directly tied to academic outcomes. Hunger makes itself evident in test scores, attendance,...
As college students prepare to graduate, they face the pivotal but often daunting task of securing their first job and unlocking long-term economic mobility. Yet the economic benefits of earning a four-year degree are not distributed equally. According to an...
Mathematics is foundational to long-term student success, and because math learning builds cumulatively, early mastery is critical. Yet across North Carolina, inconsistent curriculum quality, uneven instruction, and limited access to actionable data have weakened K-5 math outcomes, allowing gaps to...
The Public School Forum of North Carolina hosted two regional conferences in February as a part of their Education is Everyone’s Business initiative. According to a press release, over 125 members of North Carolina’s business, education, and government communities met...
The Editor’s Notes
Headed out this morning to enjoy school breakfast. Stay tuned!
At 10:15am, Wake Tech will show how artificial intelligence, apprenticeships, and strong employer partnerships are preparing students for real careers in an AI driven world....
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