RALEIGH — On June 30, Wake County Public Schools System (WCPSS) ended its pilot program of Gaggle, a student device monitoring application. According to an email sent out by the district the decision came “after […]
RALEIGH — A presentation obtained by North State Journal shows the new leader of Wake County Public Schools’ Office of Equity Affairs presented on “culturally responsive teaching and social justice in high school mathematics classrooms” […]
RALEIGH — Through records requests, North State Journal has learned that the budgetary running total for Wake County Public Schools Office of Equity Affairs is over $8.69 million. In 2014, the point when the Office […]
RALEIGH — Nine criminal complaints were filed on Nov. 30 with the Wake County Sheriff’s Office over what parents say are obscene and pornographic books in Wake County Public Schools libraries. The complaints were all […]
RALEIGH — Discussions about “Antibias Education” were a part of the Critical Race Theory-themed training for teachers in North Carolina’s largest district. Critical Race Theory (CRT) is the belief that all facets of society, people, […]
RALEIGH — Discussions about “Anti-Racist Education” were a part of the Critical Race Theory-themed training for teachers in North Carolina’s largest public school district. Critical Race Theory (CRT) is the belief that all facets of […]
RALEIGH — “Experiencing discomfort” and “leaning in” to an “antiracist approach” to teaching are part of the Critical Race Theory-themed training teachers in North Carolina’s largest district have been receiving. Critical Race Theory (CRT) is […]
RALEIGH — Audio and video obtained by North State Journal show Critical Race Theory-themed professional development training conducted by the district’s Office of Equity Affairs (OEA) staff despite one district official’s denials such training existed. […]
RALEIGH — What kind of influence are programs tied to the Chinese government having in North Carolina K-12 education? Our previous article looked at the “Confucius Institutes” and zeroed in on UNC Charlotte — the […]
RALEIGH – A retired general who served in two high-profile posts in North Carolina was chosen by President Donald Trump to a high-ranking position within the Pentagon. Tony Tata, who served as Wake County Schools […]
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