Today, the Senate convenes at 9:30am, and the House convenes at 10am.

Please join the myFutureNC Commission in Kannapolis on June 14th at the David H. Murdock Research Institute to share your thoughts and ideas about strengthening educational and economic opportunities for your community.

Drop in at any time: We will share information on the commission at 2:30 pm, meet in small groups for discussion at 3:00 pm, and hold a panel discussion on the K-12 through community college perspective at 4:15 pm. RSVP for the afternoon’s listening session here. 

After the listening session, EducationNC will be hosting a gathering at restaurant Forty Six. Doors open at 5:00 pm, with the event at 6:00 pm. Food and drink will be provided. We invite you to come talk with our Reach NC Voices team and tell us what “Attaining the Dream” in North Carolina means to you.

• From the classroom to the campaign trail: Emboldened teachers run for office

  The Washington Post | June 2, 2018

• Automation Will Make Lifelong Learning a Necessary Part of Work

  Harvard Business Review | May 24, 2018

• The Numbers That Explain Why Teachers Are in Revolt

  The New York Times | June 4, 2018

• Good test scores but too much Bible: Two views from research on N.C. school vouchers

  The Charlotte Observer | June 4, 2018

• COMMENCING WITH THE FUTURE: THE STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY ADDRESS LOOKS FORWARD

  UNC General Administration | June 4, 2018

• Building Cross-Sector Partnerships to Support Career and Technical Education Pathways: A PLAYBOOK FOR STATE POLICYMAKERS

  ExcelinEd | April 30, 2018

• Rural Broadband Highlighted in the State Budget

  NC Health News | June 4, 2018

• An Elite Grad-School Degree Goes Online

  EducationNext | June 4, 2018

• We Now Know A Lot More About Students Who Receive Federal College Grants

  nprEd | June 3, 2018

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