
How to become a STEM school of distinction
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After two years, free school meals for all is over. What does that mean for students and their families?
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Schools interested in applying for the STEM school of distinction designation should complete their intent to apply no later than Oct. 7 to receive information about the application, timeline, and assistance during the process. The application is due Feb. 3, 2023.
Gov. Cooper delivered school supplies to Martin Millennium Academy in Tarboro yesterday and highlighted the Scholar Teachers program. Check out our feature of the grow-your-own teacher program here.
Our team is at Southeastern, Montgomery, Brunswick, and Roanoke Chowan community colleges today and tomorrow. Follow along on Twitter at #Impact58.
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