4/7/2021
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What does this science of reading bill really mean, and how did we get here?
After years of discussion by state agencies about the science of reading, the General Assembly last week ratified a bill mandating that instruction be based on this body of research. It passed both the Senate and House with nearly unanimous...
What matters to you in arts education? Results from a statewide survey
What do you think about arts education in North Carolina? From January to March 2021, we ran a Reach NC Voices survey to learn about the arts education issues that matter to you. We heard from arts educators, professionals working...
Perspective | Early childhood education, care, and support
The following is Mary Ann Wolf’s “Final Word” from the March 27, 2021 broadcast of Education Matters: “Setting the stage for early childhood development.” We often hear teachers and administrators talk about how their students come to their schools with...
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