6/13/2022

New from EdNC

What is high-dosage tutoring and why does the state’s investment in it matter?

by Mebane Rash | June 13, 2022

NC Ed Corps is leading the way and ready to serve more students Last week, the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading held a national conversation about high-dosage tutoring, an evidence-based intervention for learning loss. On the panel — along with leaders...

How College Advising Corps is filling the college counselor gap and helping students prepare for life after high school

by Emily Thomas | June 13, 2022

Lyric Larson graduated from Caldwell Early College High School last month and is headed to Western Carolina University this fall with the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation scholarship in hand.  Larson said pursuing a bachelor’s degree had always been a dream...

The Editor’s Notes

Patrick Miller is now retired as superintendent in Greene County. He is chair of PEPSC through the end of summer. If you want to weigh in on the draft licensure pathways, send your feedback to [email protected].

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