7/22/2021
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K-8 students ‘should’ wear masks, according to Gov. Cooper, but districts can decide if they must
Update July 29, 4:40 p.m.: Gov. Cooper changed state guidance to say all students and staff in K-12 schools should wear masks regardless of vaccination status. Read more here. See original article below. Gov. Roy Cooper said in a press...
The ‘poor results’ of teacher licensure pass rates
The National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) has released a nationwide report on teacher licensure pass rates, but don’t expect to see how North Carolina is faring. According to Nicole Gerber, director of strategic communications for NCTQ, North Carolina is...
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NC ending state mask mandate in schools, but officials urge masks remain in place for K-8 students, staff
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In Defense of Our Teachers
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Virginia urges all elementary-schoolers, some middle- and high-schoolers, to wear masks indoors this fall
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Students Need Better Connections. To Wi-Fi, Yes, But Also to Teachers
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UNC Becomes The First School To Organize Group Endorsement Deals For Its Players
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Elusive Data Show Teaching Candidates Fail Licensing Exams in Huge Numbers
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