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Judge: No Waiting on NC Budget To Act on School Funding

Posted by Associated Press | Oct 19, 2021 | Pre-K - 12 Education, State Government

Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON A North Carolina judge signaled Monday that he’s ready to formally...

‘Important Moment in Our State’: North Carolina Education Spending Plan Approaches Deadline

Posted by Benjamin Rappaport | Sep 24, 2021 | Pre-K - 12 Education, State

The Supreme Court case Leandro v. The State of North Carolina argues for equitable educational funding for all children throughout the state since the ruling in 1994, but several judges say the state has not been fulfilling that obligation. A recent court order makes education advocates optimistic funding may be on the horizon.

Judge Sets Deadline for N. Carolina To Boost School Funding

Posted by Associated Press | Sep 11, 2021 | Pre-K - 12 Education, State

A North Carolina judge has set a mid-October deadline for state lawmakers to follow a...

NC Public Education ‘Remedial Plan’ Presented to Judge

Posted by Associated Press | Mar 21, 2021 | Pre-K - 12 Education, State Government

A multibillion-dollar plan presented by North Carolina officials and designed to comply with legal...

Orange County Commissioners Discussing Education Funding Thursday Night

Posted by Blake Hodge | May 24, 2018 | Local Government

Orange County manager Bonnie Hammersley is proposing a $174 increase in per-pupil funding in her recommended budget. But that recommendation still falls short of what each school district in the county is requesting. Hammersley...

North Carolina Teachers Rally for Increased Educational Funding

Posted by Blake Hodge | May 17, 2018 | State

It’s being estimated that more than 20,000 educators and supporters traveled from across North...

As Thousands of Teachers March, N Carolina Legislature Opens

Posted by Associated Press | May 16, 2018 | State

The opening day of North Carolina’s General Assembly session will be marked by thousands of teachers descending on the Legislative Building to lobby for more school funding and higher salaries. The gavels go down on the House...