6/1/2020
New from EdNC
Meet one of the student organizers behind the peaceful part of Raleigh’s protest, and hear his ‘righteous anger’
‘Without regard for human life’
Perspective | White folks, here is a short list of what we can do
8,000+ community college students share their COVID-19 stories
Perspective | North Carolinians weigh in on high-quality reading instruction
Will high school sports resume in the fall? The answer is complicated.
Perspective | Remote learning without access: Workarounds from rural communities part 2
The Editor’s Notes
Gov. Roy Cooper has declared today, June 1, 2020 as a Day of Mourning to grieve the 100,000 people in America, including almost 1,000 in North Carolina, who have lost their lives to COVID-19. There is much to mourn today. Our teachers are mourning the loss of the school year and the in-person relationships with their students that feed their souls. Many are mourning the loss of jobs and economic security for their families. We mourn that racism persists in 2020. We mourn the impact on our communities as people respond to the stress of racism exacerbated by the stress of COVID-19 in ways that are violent. We mourn. And we pray that together we can make ourselves whole, building anti-racist, trauma-informed communities with agile and inclusive systems where there is regard for all human life and law and order for all.
Need to know
COVID-19 Is Crushing Black Communities. Some States Are Paying Attention.
“We’ve got to address the specific underlying problems in these urban neighborhoods and rural communities as quickly as possible" Read the rest
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Condemning systemic racism
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Colorado education officials will soon require 25,000 K-3 teachers to have completed 45 hours of training on reading instruction.
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