This morning, two teachers will host a public policy bootcamp for high school students, and we will think about how to scale this opportunity for students across our state. EdNC extends our thanks to the Institute for Emerging Issues, the NC Center for Public Policy Research, the NC Conservation Network, the NC Community Development Initiative, the AJ Fletcher Foundation, the WakeEd Partnership, Happy + Hale, the Jamie Kirk Hahn Foundation, and the Kenan Institute for Engineering, Technology, and Science for making this day possible.

• Arne Duncan, Education Secretary, to Step Down in December

  The New York Times | October 2, 2015

• Meet The Next Secretary Of Education

  nprEd | October 5, 2015

• Why Arne Duncan’s Replacement Will Have a Much Tougher Job

  Schooled: SLATE | October 2, 2015

• Now That Arne Duncan Is Out, Is No Child Left Behind to Stay?

  The Atlantic | October 3, 2015

• Lots of talk, not much movement on education

  The News & Observer | October 3, 2015

• Federal judge agrees to hear charter schools’ case alleging unequal funding

  The Washington Post | October 5, 2015

• Durham Public Schools, N.C. Central eye middle school partnership

  The Durham Herald-Sun | October 4, 2015

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Mebane Rash is the CEO and editor-in-chief of EducationNC.