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The what and why of ‘meet and confer’ in North Carolina school districts

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The what and why of ‘meet and confer’ in North Carolina school districts by Ben Humphries “We are the union! The mighty, mighty union!” members of the North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) chanted at meetings in school districts across North Carolina. The word choice — union instead of association — is intentional and represents an… Continue reading → Know someone who would enjoy EdNC? Forward & share with the links below.
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EdNC's Ben Humphries has been tracking the DEI bills all session. Here is what you need to know

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By Benjamin Humphries Verified
North Carolina legislature passes three anti-DEI bills by Ben Humphries Contents Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly passed three bills last week that would ban diversity, equity, and education (DEI) in public schools, higher education institutions, and state agencies if they become law. All three bills will now be… Continue reading →
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North Carolina legislature passes three anti-DEI bills

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By Benjamin Humphries Verified
| EducationNC Verified
Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly passed three bills last week that would ban diversity, equity, and education (DEI) in public schools, higher education institutions, and state agencies if they become law. All three bills will now be sent to Gov. Josh Stein, a Democrat, who will have 10 days to sign or veto them. A veto override has yet to be attempted this session. If Stein does nothing, the bills will pass without his signature.
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