Approximately 93% of North Carolina teachers believe their school is a good place to work and learn, according to preliminary data from the 2026 North Carolina Teacher Working Conditions Survey. Dr. Shaun Kellogg, senior director of the Department of Public...
The wood floors at Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center are a hundred years old, and they sound it. They creak under each footfall — one step, then another — with the slow give of a building that has been holding...
The National Black Cheerleading Championship, hosted by the National Stomp and Shake Cheerleading Federation (NSASCF), is a competition that is both preserving and expanding the culture and history of stomp and shake cheerleading. In an interview with EdNC, NSASCF Co-founder...
Across the country, workforce development is often framed as a policy challenge. In North Carolina, we’ve come to understand it as something more fundamental: a shared responsibility between educators and employers that works best when it rises above politics. It...
With the start of the legislative session, a coalition of business leaders have been uniting around an issue that’s vital to their success — public investment in child care. ...
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