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  • Coronavirus Has Closed a Quarter of NC Childcare Centers. But the Economy Can’t Recover Without Them.

    July 7, 2020

    With 20% of children in childcare ‘deserts’ in North Carolina during the coronavirus, experts say we have to rethink funding for early childhood education.

    Coronavirus Has Closed a Quarter of NC Childcare Centers. But the Economy Can’t Recover Without Them.
  • Why North Carolina Parents Might Be the Big Winners in the Federal COVID Relief Bill

    March 8, 2021

    Monthly payments to parents? Feds’ $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill promises changes for North Carolina families, businesses, and schools.

    Why North Carolina Parents Might Be the Big Winners in the Federal COVID Relief Bill
  • Coronavirus Is No Excuse for NC Lawmakers’ Leandro Failure

    June 23, 2020

    Pandemics do not relieve North Carolina lawmakers of their constitutional mandate from the Leandro case to provide a “sound basic education.”

    Coronavirus Is No Excuse for NC Lawmakers’ Leandro Failure
  • New Year, New High in NC Coronavirus Cases

    January 4, 2021

    As NC rolls out vaccines, Mandy Cohen says the state is in its “most dangerous position” yet in the coronavirus pandemic.

    New Year, New High in NC Coronavirus Cases
  • NC Legislature Dropped That Education Plan Mandate That Had Teachers Furious

    April 30, 2020

    Members in the NC Senate postponed one controversial deadline and loosened another for public schools in a massive coronavirus relief bill.

    NC Legislature Dropped That Education Plan Mandate That Had Teachers Furious
  • Coronavirus Clusters Emerge as NC Schools Reopen With Mix of Remote, In-Person Learning

    September 30, 2020

    A month after NC schools reconvened, the state has confirmed 15 coronavirus clusters in public and private schools.

    Coronavirus Clusters Emerge as NC Schools Reopen With Mix of Remote, In-Person Learning
  • ‘Irresponsible Politics’: Editorial Shreds NC Republicans for Demanding School Reopening

    September 18, 2020

    Editorial says GOP positions on school reopening, particularly those of Lt. Gov. Dan Forest, contribute to state’s struggle to contain virus.

    ‘Irresponsible Politics’: Editorial Shreds NC Republicans for Demanding School Reopening
  • Biden’s Next Big Challenge: How to Deal With Trump’s Takeover of the Courts

    February 3, 2021

    “If somebody believes they are a victim of discrimination in their workplace, the final say on whether our civil rights laws are properly enforced is a lower court judge,” Daniel Goldberg, legal director of the nonprofit advocacy group Alliance for Justice, told COURIER.

    Biden’s Next Big Challenge: How to Deal With Trump’s Takeover of the Courts
  • She Came to NC as a Child Refugee. Now She’s Helping Her Community Vote

    November 2, 2020

    A young Chapel Hill woman wanted to empower her Burmese refugee community, so she launched a grassroots effort with friends to get out the vote for the 2020 election.

    She Came to NC as a Child Refugee. Now She’s Helping Her Community Vote
  • Massive School Budget Cuts Poised to Disproportionately Affect Students of Color, the Disabled, and Low-Income Students

    September 4, 2020

    As schools across the United States struggle to reopen, they are facing huge budget shortfalls caused by the coronavirus pandemic. And the impact isn’t going to be felt evenly.

    Massive School Budget Cuts Poised to Disproportionately Affect Students of Color, the Disabled, and Low-Income Students
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