RALEIGH — When K-12 public school students in North Carolina resume classes this fall, the vast majority of them will be sitting at home in front of a computer screen. Despite a desire by most […]
RALEIGH — With Gov. Roy Cooper’s school reopening announcement allowing districts to reopen under Plan C, full remote learning, parents who have children with special needs say they are being left behind. Two families agreed […]
RALEIGH — On July 23, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released guidance stressing the importance of reopening schools and that unless there is “substantial, uncontrolled community transmission in an area,” all schools […]
RALEIGH — Leaders of North Carolina’s largest public school district agreed Tuesday to stick with only online student learning to start the academic year, marking another system refusing to return to classrooms next month due […]
RALEIGH – The North Carolina Association of Educators, which operates as a teachers union in North Carolina, has a new effort asking for conditions to be met before their members say they’ll return to public […]
RALEIGH — Private tutoring offers are popping up all over social media platforms in the wake of Gov. Roy Cooper’s announcement of “Plan B” for the reopening of the state’s schools. Offers to tutor various […]
RALEIGH — The N.C. Association of Educators (NCAE) and state lawmakers reacted differently to Gov. Roy Cooper’s school reopening announcement on Tuesday. “Educators want to be back in school buildings. We miss and value the […]
RALEIGH — Today during a COVID-19 media briefing, Gov. Roy Cooper finally announced a decision on the reopening of the state’s schools using “Plan B,” which is a hybrid of in-person attendance and remote learning. […]
RALEIGH – During a Thursday afternoon briefing, Gov. Roy Cooper said he would make long-awaited announcements regarding school reopening plans and the fate of executive orders keeping the state in “phase two” of his reopening […]
RALEIGH — For North Carolina teachers and parents with school-aged children, lack of official guidance from the state on how districts should proceed for the 2020-21 school year, now only weeks away, is leading some […]
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