Part of our job at EdNC.org is to let you know how issues are covered in newspapers across our state. Yesterday, the state released letter grades for schools. Read my take on lower letter grades here. EdNC’s news story and videos of the release are here. In the news aggregation today, you can see the headlines from across the state.
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NC public school letter grades reflect wealth of students' families
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Fewer than half of CMS schools make an A or B under new state letter grades
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Schools in Orange County earn mostly A, B and C grades from new review
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Mostly B's and C's for Asheville, Buncombe schools
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REPORT CARD: 53.7% of Durham schools earn Ds, Fs
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Mostly Cs, Ds for schools
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Majority of Wake County schools get A or B on new state report card
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Three schools earn As in Cumberland County, and one school gets an F, under new grading measure
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School report cards: Find out how your school ranked
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Majority of area schools earn C or higher in state grading
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School report cards: Did local schools pass or fail?
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Rockingham schools mostly pass
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Guilford grades improve if student growth carries more weight
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Most schools receive C grades on state report card
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29-Percent of North Carolina Public Schools Rated 'D' Or 'F'
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State releases first school report cards
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Fewer Top Graduates Want to Join Teach for America
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Red Flags Raised on Plan to Let Title I Aid Follow Students: Element in ESEA bill riles up voucher foes
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U.S. Department of Education Remakes School Improvement Grant Program
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Spotlight on Jeb Bush's K-12 Group as New Chief Takes Over
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What can we learn from the badging movement?
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Coursera, K12, Inc. Make Bold Moves to Drive Learning
