RALEIGH — State Board of Education member James Ford resigned his seat at the Sept. 7 meeting five years into his seven-year term. Ford was the 2014-15 North Carolina Teacher of the Year and had […]
RALEIGH — At its June meeting, the State Board of Education received the annual report given to the General Assembly on the start and end dates for the state’s K-12 schools. The report showed while […]
RALEIGH — At the close of the State Board of Education’s May 4 meeting, member Amy White announced her intention to resign her seat. White called her service on the board “one of the highlights of […]
RALEIGH — The creation of 42 remote or virtual academies across the state was approved by members of the State Board of Education (SBE) at its Feb. 2 meeting. The academies will be scattered in […]
RALEIGH — At its next meeting scheduled for Nov. 30 to Dec. 1, the State Board of Education will take up a plan to revise the way teacher licensure is handled. The Professional Educator Preparation […]
RALEIGH — A recently filed bill proposes to change the way N.C. State Board of Education is installed by making the seats elected positions instead of appointed via a state constitutional amendment. House Bill 1173, […]
RALEIGH — Gov. Roy Cooper will be getting a chance to appoint a new member to the North Carolina State Board of Education. Todd Chasteen, the northwest education region representative, resigned on Feb. 1, 2022. While […]
RALEIGH — North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed legislation on Monday that would slightly rework the state panel that recommends whether charter schools can open or should be shuttered. Currently two of the 11 voting […]
RALEIGH — At the August monthly meeting of the State Board of Education, the North Carolina Education Corps requested additional money to continue its work. In April, the group asked for half a million dollars. This time around, […]
RALEIGH — At its July scheduled meeting, the State Board of Education (SBOE) voted to approve documents that support the revised social studies standards for grades six through 12. The vote was 6-5 down party […]
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