9/15/2022
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What can North Carolina learn from early childhood trends across the country?
What are leaders from other states thinking — and doing — about early childhood workforce shortages and low compensation? About child care deserts, particularly for the youngest children? EdNC interviewed early learning experts at the Hunt Institute, a nonprofit that...
DHHS extends early childhood teacher compensation supports through end of 2023
Early care and education programs in North Carolina will not face as steep a cliff when federal stabilization grant funds run out next year. The state Department of Health and Human Services has decided to provide $150 million for programs...
Perspective | The complexities of transferring from a community college to a four-year institution
If you are a student attending a community college, are you aware of how your credits might transfer to a four-year college? Planning for a smooth transfer process can be difficult for students and their families. Without having undergone the...
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