RALEIGH — The way the state grades its public schools may be getting a redesign according to a presentation given by N.C. State Superintendent Catherine Truitt to the House Select Committee on Education Reform on Feb. […]
RALEIGH — At a Feb. 12 meeting of the House Select Committee on Education Reform, N.C. State Superintendent Catherine Truitt urged for lawmaker action on student math achievement. Truitt and Deputy Superintendent Michael Maher gave […]
RALEIGH — North Carolina high school students saw a big jump in the number of career and technical education (CTE) credentials earned during the 2022-23 school year. Over 325,000 CTE credentials were earned by high school students in the state, […]
RALEIGH — A trio of LGBTQ activist groups in the western part of North Carolina that previously threatened to file a Title IX complaint over the Parents’ Bill of Rights law filed paperwork with the […]
RALEIGH — The annual consolidated data report presented by the Center for Safer Schools (CFSS) to the State Board of Education showed a decrease in dropouts and an increase in certain types of crime in […]
RALEIGH — On Jan. 18, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro (CHC) school board voted unanimously to defy the new Parents’ Bill of Rights law. The two reasons the board apparently voted to break the law involve provisions […]
RALEIGH — Students, parents, teachers, and school choice advocates gathered on the Halifax Mall in Raleigh to celebrate National School Choice Week 2024, which ran Jan. 21-27. The event, hosted by Parents for Educational Freedom […]
RALEIGH — The finalists for the Burroughs Wellcome Fund North Carolina Teacher of the Year and Principal of the Year have been named by the N.C. Department of Public Instruction Nine North Carolina educators have […]
RALEIGH — On Jan. 16, the N.C. Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) released a guidebook on the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) for the state’s public schools. “Generative artificial intelligence is playing a growing […]
RALEIGH — A new “year-over-year trends” report from the N.C. Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) indicates that elementary school students in the state are recovering faster from pandemic learning loss than middle school students. “Our […]
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