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What’s in the Senate budget? Three percent teacher pay raises, federally funded bonuses, tons of money for broadband, and more
Contents Salary increases Capital needs School psychologists Broadband State reserve spending of federal education funds Leandro Child care and early education Hold harmless, Innovative School District, and Opportunity Scholarship Program Other items of note Democratic leaders react Hours after a press conference in which Senate leaders teased highlights of their impending two-year spending plan, the chamber released their actual budget document.…
Perspective | Creating a bright future for students in Rowan-Salisbury Schools
Since I was sworn in as Rowan-Salisbury Schools’ (RSS) superintendent in January, my priority has been listening to our students, teachers, and families about what success for our schools and community looks like to develop a new five-year district strategic plan.…
Inaugural cohort of Latinx leaders selected for new Education Equity Fellowship
The following is a press release from LatinxEd. Para leer este comunicado de prensa en español, haga clic aquí. LatinxEd is pleased to announce the first cohort of the LatinxEd Fellowship.…
State Leaders Commemorate 25th Anniversary of NC Charter School Law
The following is a press release from the office of Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger, R-Rockingham. North Carolina leaders and advocates today commemorated the 25th anniversary of North Carolina’s charter school law.…
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The State of State Standards for Civics and U.S. History in 2021
The Fordham Institute released a report today on all the state social studies standards. NC gets a D- in civics and an F in history. Note Massachusetts and TN get an A- in both.... Read the rest
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Secretary Cardona's Remarks at the Department of Education’s Equity Summit
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Education Secretary Calls on Charter Leaders to Bolster Teacher Diversity, Eliminate For-Profit Operators
