How could NC schools be impacted by a shutdown of the US Dept. of Education? What we know
NC schools could lose grants that fund teacher training, literacy programs, vocational rehabilitation and more.
North Carolina teachers could get raises up to $12,000 if new bill passes
In Wednesday night's State of the State address and the GOP rebuttal, both sides of the aisle in Raleigh agreed teachers need ...
NC teachers want more DEI in schools. What else a new report shows about educator morale.
In addition to supporting more DEI, North Carolina’s teacher morale was slightly higher than the national average in the new ...
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As NC's teacher pipeline dwindles, education colleges are getting creative
North Carolina ranked 42nd among states in starting teacher pay in the National Education ... are also increasingly recruiting current high school students to the profession and establishing ...
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools considering bonuses of up to $15,000 for some teachers
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is trying to make the most of a tight budget next year as it seeks to retain and recruit top ...
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North Carolina Senate signs off on bill that would ban K-12 DEI instruction
The GOP-sponsored bill is meant to comply with President Donald Trump's Executive Order so the state continues receiving more ...
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PLANTING SEEDS OF LEADERSHIP WEST HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL'S JASON LIVINGSTON NAMED HCPS CTE TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Henderson County Public Schools (HCPS) proudly announces Jason Livingston, Agriculture teacher at West Henderson High School, ...
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Raise teacher pay the right way
By John Hood Four Republicans members of the North Carolina House of Representatives — Erin Paré and Mike Schietzelt of Wake County, Donny Lambeth of Forsyth County and Tricia Cotham of Mecklenburg ...
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NC teachers want more DEI in schools. What else a new report shows about educator morale.
are reduced to ‘conferences’ and students return to class with no impact except on the teacher,” a North Carolina high school English teacher wrote in response to an open-ended survey question.