On WFAE’s Charlotte Talks: Reporter Liz Bell joins CMS reporters for education update

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February 13, 2018

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On WFAE’s Charlotte Talks: Reporter Liz Bell joins CMS reporters for education update

by Staff, EducationNC
February 13, 2018

					<h1>On WFAE’s Charlotte Talks: Reporter Liz Bell joins CMS reporters for education update</h1>
<p class="byline">by Staff, EducationNC <br />February 13, 2018</p>
					<p>EducationNC reporter Liz Bell on Tuesday joined Charlotte Observer reporter Ann Doss Helms, WBTV reporter Dedrick Russell, and WFAE reporter Gwendolyn Glenn on WFAE's Charlotte Talks, hosted by Mike Collins. The four education reporters discussed the latest news and trends in education — both within Charlotte-Mecklenburg and statewide. Listen <a href="http://wunc.org/post/equity-education-0">here</a>. </p>
<p>Bell gave statewide perspectives on class size, educational equity, and the ongoing lawsuit on legislation transferring power held by the State Board of Education to Superintendent of Public Instruction Mark Johnson.</p>

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EducationNC reporter Liz Bell on Tuesday joined Charlotte Observer reporter Ann Doss Helms, WBTV reporter Dedrick Russell, and WFAE reporter Gwendolyn Glenn on WFAE’s Charlotte Talks, hosted by Mike Collins. The four education reporters discussed the latest news and trends in education — both within Charlotte-Mecklenburg and statewide. Listen here.

Bell gave statewide perspectives on class size, educational equity, and the ongoing lawsuit on legislation transferring power held by the State Board of Education to Superintendent of Public Instruction Mark Johnson.

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On WFAE’s Charlotte Talks: Reporter Liz Bell joins CMS reporters for education update

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