9/3/2025
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From the capitol to the cafeteria: How federal cuts will impact school meals in North Carolina
With a new school year underway, cafeterias are once again filled each day as students move through the line to receive breakfast and lunch. But a flurry of policy changes at the state and federal levels are impacting the delivery...
A blueprint for instructional practice, continuous improvement, and leadership in North Carolina and beyond
Plus a look at a case study released on the leadership of Carice Sanchez and Henderson Collegiate On April 12, 1995, House Bill 955 — a bill authorizing the creation and funding of public charter schools in North Carolina — was filed....
NC nonprofit launches National Clothing Insecurity Awareness Day on Sept. 15
Two in five children nationwide face clothing insecurity, or a lack of properly fitting clothing in good condition and seasonally appropriate. A Triangle-based nonprofit is aiming to change that through the creation of National Clothing Insecurity Awareness Day. Note in...
Hñähñu speakers in North Carolina resist America’s ‘language graveyard’
Editor’s note: Interviews for this article were originally conducted in Spanish and translated to English by Anya Petrone Slepyan and Julia Tilton. On a Friday evening in Emma, North Carolina, an unincorporated community west of Asheville, noise echoes across the...
Perspective | Equipping the toolbelt generation: Leveraging Gen Z’s career interests to fuel enrollment growth
In higher education, we are often reminded of the inevitable: We are standing on the edge of an enrollment cliff. The number of people turning 18 each year is declining nationwide, and in turn, annual college enrollment rates are falling....
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House Lawmakers Endorse Some—But Not All—of Trump’s Education Cuts
A $938 million cut could come from the total expected to flow on Oct. 1, according to Education Week. Read the rest
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House Republicans release key funding bill that would reduce or eliminate funding for several programs of interest to community colleges
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New NC law requires teachers to publicly list all the books in their classrooms
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