4/13/2023
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A district’s journey to find inspiration for the future of public education
It’s early morning in Elizabeth City as about 20 students bring a burst of excitement to the Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Public Schools (ECPPS) central office building. Outside stand five of the district’s seven school board members. They’re joined by the district’s...
Students advocate for tuition fairness
Last week, 50+ student activists and allies from across North Carolina gathered on Jones Street in Raleigh to advocate for tuition fairness for undocumented students. Students met with more than 30 legislators. Hear Giselle Quijada, a recent graduate from Meredith...
Perspective | Self-reflective PLCs are an opportunity for schools to be culturally responsive
As a female Afro-Latinx immigrant and veteran Spanish language teacher in North Carolina, my experiences have made me acutely aware of the need for a more diverse picture in language classrooms, world language curriculum design, implementation, and teacher-teacher and student-teacher...
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