Eric Guckian is leaving the Governor’s office at the end of the month and taking a position with Leadership for Educational Equity. EdNC extends our thanks to Eric for his public service.
Excellent article by Julie Ball at the Asheville Citizen-Times today on teacher assistants.
Ann Doss Helms is covering the education beat for The Charlotte Observer again.
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Are teacher assistants necessary?
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Tax cuts, schools, worker pay at issue in NC budget
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After a year away, critical issues for CMS are easy to spot
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Senate Votes to End Debate on ESEA Rewrite; Final Vote Expected Thursday
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Senate rejects effort to give feds more say in identifying failing schools
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Congress might finally kill No Child Left Behind
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What Do Democratic Presidential Candidates Think of the Senate ESEA Bill?
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How to stem kids’ reading and math losses – in the summer
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Using cellphones in the classroom can extend learning
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Faith, Hope, and Hard Work: Reflections on Year One of Partnership Schools
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New Hanover school board tightens teacher dress code
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Lack of funding for driver’s ed creates a backlog in Guilford
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Wake's 'Read and Feed' program looks to expand
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Is North Carolina next in line for New Orleans-style takeovers of failing schools?
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$1M in N.C. business penalties go to public school system
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Carrboro charter school to learn fate next month
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Charter school to spend $1.2M in its opening year
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City board members hear alternative calendar options
