9/22/2025
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Hurricane Helene took their school, but it didn’t take their spirit
Michael Luplow, executive director of FernLeaf Community Charter School (FernLeaf), leaned back in his office chair, reflecting on some of the unprecedented moments the school has experienced in its 10 years. “I still remember being on the phone with one...
Hurricane Helene displaced thousands of students. Some struggled to get back on track with school
This article was originally published by The Associated Press and Blue Ridge Public Radio. EdNC is republishing this story as a member of AP’s Education Reporting Network. SWANNANOA, N.C. – When 12-year-old Natalie Briggs visited the ruins of her home...
Gov. Stein urges General Assembly to pass budget with funds for teacher raises, Medicaid, Helene relief, and more
Gov. Josh Stein sent a letter to General Assembly leaders on Thursday, urging them to pass a comprehensive state budget — or at least fund teacher pay raises, Medicaid, and public safety initiatives in their September session, according to a...
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