Tod Morgan Leaving CHHS After Five Great Years
“It is certainly bittersweet, and I’ve had a great run here in Chapel Hill…”
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Debate on NC School Funding Rises as Classes Near
A battle to shape perception over whether North Carolina’s public school spending is being cut or is just right is heating up with the traditional academic year less than a week away for school districts in mountain counties.
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Graduation Rates Rise
Superintendent Tom Forcella said this good news is due to a system-wide effort.
Read MoreLocal Student Leads Violence Prevention Board
One of our local students is now co-president of the National Association of Students Against Violence Everywhere’s Youth Advisory Board.
Read MoreNC Checks Progress on High School Graduation Rates
North Carolina is finding out whether high school graduation rates can continue the improvement of recent years.
Read MorePitt County School Board Under Fire By Parents
The case of Everett V. Pitt County School Board has brought a lot of attention to Greenville, NC and the Pitt County Schools.
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ProgressNC Says McCrory’s “Stretching The Truth” About Education Budget
Progress NC Executive Director, Gerrick Brenner says Governor Pat McCrory’s comment that this year’s education budget is the largest in North Carolina history isn’t fair to say.
Read MoreMcCrory Proposes New Education Initiatives
Governor Pat McCrory unveiled two new plans Thursday that he says he hopes will improve education standards and quality throughout North Carolina.
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OC School Board Member: SSA To Help Dismantle Pub. Ed.
“At this point, I would prefer to have a little bit more federal involvement,” OC School Board member, Lawrence Sanders says.
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Congress Considers Changes To No Child Left Behind
In the first major education bill we’ve seen in the last decade, the U.S. House passed a bill last Friday that would undo many of the federal guidelines set in No Child Left Behind.
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