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Dean Drescher

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“Our students. Our state. Our future.” 09/23/26

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By Mebane Rash Verified, Chantal Brown Verified, Dean Drescher
| us9.campaign-archive.com
RISE Caldwell-Watauga is training the next generation of workers by Mebane Rash Imagine you are a high school student living in Caldwell or Watauga counties, locally known as North Carolina’s high country. You’ve heard about RISE Caldwell-Watauga. Word is spreading in the community about paid work experiences for high school students —...
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Community responses to dual language closures in NC highlight importance of programs

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By Dean Drescher
| EducationNC Verified
North Harnett Primary School Spanish Dual Language classes celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a special parade in 2022. Screenshot of Harnett County Schools video. Hundreds of Harnett County Schools (HCS) students began this new school year under a major change.
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“Our students. Our state. Our future.” 09/09/26

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By Molly Steur, Dean Drescher
| us9.campaign-archive.com
Exponential Scholars funds thousands of teacher projects through $2.25 million donation by Molly Steur As teachers across North Carolina finish setting up their classrooms for the new school year, they often spend their own money to fill in the gaps of what is needed for their students. Some teachers share their classroom needs with...
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