4/15/2026
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Property tax limits could strain already tight school district budgets
Update: The North Carolina House Select Committee on Property Tax Reduction and Reform has recommended a state constitutional amendment that would place limits on local property tax increases. If passed by the General Assembly this session, the amendment would be...
‘Small but mighty’: How Richmond Fed data captures holistic success at Carteret Community College
As the name suggests, community colleges are designed to meet the unique needs of their local community, operating as open door institutions that serve a wide range of students. “Community colleges across the country really play a critical role, and...
From phonics to parks: How Letterland is bringing literacy to life in Gates County
Through a day of outdoor learning at Merchants Millpond, young students connect sounds, stories, and stewardship, showing how early literacy can extend far beyond the classroom.
Perspective | Joy as a strategy in teacher preparation
The students were seated in a U-shape, close enough to see one another, far enough apart to work independently. A first-year teacher — new to the profession and seeking EC (Exceptional Children) Adapted Curriculum licensure — stood at the Promethean...
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