This report was released yesterday: 2015 State of the States: A report on the state of broadband connectivity in America’s K-12 public schools.

• NC School’s Private Pop-up Shop Lets Underserved Students Buy Basics With Dignity

  The Huffington Post | November 16, 2015

• Negotiators Come to Agreement on Revising No Child Left Behind Law

  The New York Times | November 19, 2015

• The Slowest Internet: Students miss out on the digital revolution

  Education Week | November 20, 2015

• Is homelessness among U.S. kids declining, or surging? It depends on whom you ask.

  The Washington Post | November 19, 2015

• How does your state rank? New figures on school Internet access reveal the answer

  The Hechinger Report | November 19, 2015

• Researchers asked 20,000 teens if they expected to live to 35. The answers? So, so sad.

  Vox | November 19, 2015

• Does It Pay To Pay Teachers $100,000?

  nprEd | November 19, 2015

• Protesters issue demands at UNC-Chapel Hill meeting on race

  The Charlotte Observer | November 20, 2015

• Wake County installing cameras inside all school buses

  The News & Observer | November 19, 2015

• Pay raises for chancellors spark debate, criticism

  The Asheville Citizen-Times | November 19, 2015

• Winston-Salem/Forsyth school leaders on lawmakers' hot seat

  Winston-Salem Journal | November 20, 2015

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