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Opinion: Why Mo Green is the education leader I’m choosing for my kids and my state

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In 2022, as a candidate endorsed by extremist group Moms for Liberty, she ran for a seat on the Wake County School Board and lost. In her current race, she’s again endorsed by Moms for Liberty, and proposes eliminating the State Board of Education and forcing children with special needs into separate classrooms where they’ll “just focus on learning life skills.” 
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Op-Ed: For Latinos, ‘parent’s rights’ should be about support and respect

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There’s a big myth about Latino parents held by many that they don’t want to be involved in their children’s education. The reality is much more complex. They face many barriers to getting to the table with those in charge of their children’s education, including working several jobs, lacking childcare or transportation, or navigating healthcare challenges. 
Early voting begins in 2026 NC primaries

Opinion: Rural communities would suffer the most if NC Republicans expand their school voucher program

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NC lawmakers are rapidly expanding publicly-funded funded vouchers for private schools while public schools remain underfunded. A North Carolina lawmaker dishes on who has the most to lose. 
Melanie Honeycutt photographed at an event.

Meet the DJ-turned-educator who won North Carolina’s top tech honor

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During the pandemic, one NC educator made sure every child had a laptop to help them keep up with their studies. Now she's being recognized for her efforts.
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NC Democrats propose bill to halt private school voucher expansions

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“I think maybe the most confounding mystery is why so many rural legislators vote to take taxpayer money out of their own public schools and send it to the large number of private schools in the city,” he said.