Schools around North Carolina are opening up for elementary school students even as the state draws attention for being in the COVID-19 “red zone.”
The NC Senate head, whose leadership has been very bad for education, should stay away from equity arguments on school reopening during the coronavirus.
Biden said Tuesday that criminal justice reform is necessary but “isn’t nearly enough.” Racial equity “has to be the business of the whole of government,” he added.
Pediatrics group says the number of cases is “staggering and tragic.”
Without a comprehensive plan that includes additional federal funding, teachers and parents argue, reopening schools could put students, their families, and educators in danger.
With 20% of children in childcare ‘deserts’ in North Carolina during the coronavirus, experts say we have to rethink funding for early childhood education.
Pandemics do not relieve North Carolina lawmakers of their constitutional mandate from the Leandro case to provide a “sound basic education.”
Members in the NC Senate postponed one controversial deadline and loosened another for public schools in a massive coronavirus relief bill.
Monthly payments to parents? Feds’ $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill promises changes for North Carolina families, businesses, and schools.
A month after NC schools reconvened, the state has confirmed 15 coronavirus clusters in public and private schools.
