EdNC’s hit articles for September. Along with a side of hope.
The Editor’s Notes
#1 — by Rupen! “Long road of hurricane recovery ahead for Ocracoke School in Hyde County.”
#2 — by Alex! “Will North Carolina still have 58 community colleges in 10 years?”
#3 — by Alex! “Gov. Cooper on veto override: ‘Republicans waged an assault on our democracy’”
#4 — by teacher Stuart Egan! “Perspective | This school system needs to get a better IDEA of how it treats students with special needs”
Alex will be at the NC State Board of Education meeting on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Follow him on Twitter @agranadoster for the latest updates.
The Burroughs Wellcome Fund PRISM Awards are open and due December 5. Take a look here.
Need to know
A Tale of Two Countries (or States)?
Leslie Boney writes, "If you are a fan of cohesive communities, it is the worst of times. But it is also the best of times." Where are you seeing generosity these days? Read the rest
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In defense of nuance
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'We did it. We actually did it': Durham school named one of the best in the nation
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Princeville: 20 years after Hurricane Floyd
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To hire more black teachers, some say Asheville must become a more attractive destination
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Does NC adequately prepare and test its teachers?
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K-12 Education Legislative Update
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A new school year, a hurricane, a lesson in giving
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This series is worth a look | CHARLOTTESVILLE EDUCATION SUMMIT, 30 YEARS LATER
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September 2019 From the Board Room
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It Takes a City: How the Portfolio Strategy Can Bring Schools, Districts, and Communities Together to Transform Special Education
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The Iceberg Problem: How Assessment and Accountability Policies Cause Learning Gaps in Math to Persist Below the Surface....and What To Do About It
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Helping Teachers Support ‘Whole Learners’: Going Beyond Academics to Foster Student Success
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The 21st Century Is Here: Is American Higher Education Prepared?
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