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  • Storm Damage to Western North Carolina Closes Landmarks Ahead of Labor Day Weekend

    September 1, 2021

    Many rivers, waterfalls, trails and roads are hazardous after Tropical Storm Fred. Here’s a list of closures.

    Storm Damage to Western North Carolina Closes Landmarks Ahead of  Labor Day Weekend
  • Why North Carolina’s Long-Awaited Leandro Schools Plan is a Constitutional Crisis in the Making

    March 17, 2021

    If a court-ordered plan to correct decades of educational inequality is the unstoppable force, then the NC General Assembly is the immovable object.

    Why North Carolina’s Long-Awaited Leandro Schools Plan is a Constitutional Crisis in the Making
  • The GOP Made Critical Race Theory its Boogeyman, but NC Students Suffer for it.

    July 12, 2021

    A Charlotte parent on racial equity in public school systems and the GOP’s bogus Critical Race Theory panic.

    The GOP Made Critical Race Theory its Boogeyman, but NC Students Suffer for it.
  • It’s the Small Towns of North Carolina Like Mine That Desperately Need Biden’s Infrastructure Funding

    December 1, 2021

    A former state lawmaker from Franklin County on growing up in an infrastructure-starved town, and why Biden’s new infrastructure act makes a difference.

    It’s the Small Towns of North Carolina Like Mine That Desperately Need Biden’s Infrastructure Funding
  • Blocked from Financial Aid, Two NC Immigrants Land ‘Surprise’ College Scholarships

    September 2, 2021

    The nonprofit online university WGU North Carolina granted two “surprise” $10,000 scholarships last week to a healthcare worker from Durham and a teaching assistant from Siler City.

    Blocked from Financial Aid, Two NC Immigrants Land ‘Surprise’ College Scholarships
  • ‘Impossible to Leave on Her Own’: NC Domestic Violence Survivors Request More Help During Holidays

    December 21, 2021

    As survivors attempt to escape domestic violence over the holidays, requests for help from NC advocates have skyrocketed.

    ‘Impossible to Leave on Her Own’: NC Domestic Violence Survivors Request More Help During Holidays
  • North Carolina Students Really Need Black and Brown Teachers

    July 19, 2021

    A diverse teaching staff can boost test scores and attendance for students of color. It can also be a matter of life or death.

    North Carolina Students Really Need Black and Brown Teachers
  • Union County’s School Board Is Unfit for Office

    September 14, 2021

    By abandoning quarantine and contact tracing, Union County school leaders have put their children and staff in an impossible situation.

    Union County’s School Board Is Unfit for Office
  • Here’s the Mess Betsy DeVos Left for Incoming Education Secretary Miguel Cardona

    February 5, 2021

    Former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos left the department’s funding for low-income schools, protections for students with disabilities, and rights for survivors under Title IX in shambles.

    Here’s the Mess Betsy DeVos Left for Incoming Education Secretary Miguel Cardona
  • ‘A Marathon, Not a Sprint’: How One Eastern NC District Aims to Make Up for Classroom Time Lost to Covid

    June 23, 2021

    Inside Greene County’s use of federal and state COVID relief on summer camps, extended school days, and more.

    ‘A Marathon, Not a Sprint’: How One Eastern NC District Aims to Make Up for Classroom Time Lost to Covid
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