EdNC heads west to the Qualla Boundary for a myFutureNC listening session
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EdNC heads west to the Qualla Boundary for a myFutureNC listening session
Please join us for the myFutureNC listening session today at 2:30 at Cherokee Central School. Here are the details:
Map: Cherokee Central School (Qualla Boundary)
Learn along with us more about the native perspective from Beverly Payne (Assistant Superintendent, Cherokee Central School); Yona Wade (Director of PR, Development, and CJDCAC, Cherokee Central School); Joel Creasman, Principal, Central Cherokee Middle School); Dr. Deb Foerst (Principal, Central Cherokee High School); Dan Martin (Cherokee Preservation Foundation); and Dr. Mike Murray (Superintendent, Cherokee Central School)
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