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EducationNC (EdNC) works to expand educational opportunities for all children in North Carolina, increase their academic attainment, and improve the performance of the state’s public schools. We provide citizens and policymakers with nonpartisan data, research, news, information, and analysis about the major trends, issues, and challenges bearing on education. We gather and disseminate information employing the most effective means of communication, primarily through the Internet. In addition to the content distributed, we encourage an active and connected community of those interested in education policy and practice throughout the state. Our work encourages informed citizen participation and strong leadership on behalf of the school children of North Carolina. Source

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North Carolina lawmakers ban DEI in public schools, community colleges, and universities

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By Ben Turner-LEJonathan Humphries
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Bills banning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in public schools, community colleges, and universities are now law after Republicans in the North Carolina House of Representatives voted to override vetoes of the bills on Wednesday. Gov. Josh Stein, a Democrat, vetoed the bills last July. The House also overrode a veto on another bill that would ban DEI in state agencies, which must now be overridden by the Senate.
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6/26/2026

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By Mebane Rash Verified
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New from EdNC The Editor’s Notes Need to know Featured Read NC Educator Carrie Robledo named a National Winner in the Educator Track of the Presidential AI Challenge! Montgomery County Schools | June 9, 2026 John Enamait, president of North Carolina’s Stanly Community College, will become chair of the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) board of directors on July 1 CC Daily | June 25, 2026 NC State College of Education, WCPSS Partnering to Create New Pathway for Instructional...
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North Carolina School Superintendents’ Association selects Hickory City School superintendent for leadership award

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By Molly Steur
| EducationNC Verified
The North Carolina School Superintendents’ Association (NCSSA) has named Dr. Jennifer Griffin, superintendent of Hickory City Schools, as the recipient of the Dr. Brad Sneeden Leadership Award, according to a Monday press release.
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Blue Ribbon Commission: Educators teach students and mentor other teachers

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By Ferrel Guillory
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“The greatest predictor of student achievement is a high-quality teacher,” said Stephanie Logan, instructional facilitator at Lincoln Heights Environmental Connections Magnet Elementary School in Wake County. “Watching another teacher in action is the best thing you can do for a new teacher,” said Maiden Middle School social studies teacher Brandon Tobin.
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NC students urge legislature to support schools and well-being, plus updates on Helene recovery and more

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By Molly Steur
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Students of all ages gathered on the front lawn of the North Carolina General Assembly on Tuesday, holding signs that read: “Education is a right, not a budget cut,” “Hate has no place in schools,” “Fund Leandro,” and more. These student leaders and adult advocates with Every Child NC spoke about their experiences in public schools while asking lawmakers to support North Carolina public education.
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6/25/2026

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By Mebane Rash Verified
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New from EdNC The Editor’s Notes EdNC’s Hannah Vinueza McClellan will be on Charlotte Talks this morning to wrap up the school year along with Emma Braaten, director of digital learning at the Friday Institute for Educational Innovation at NC State University, and James Farrell, education reporter for WFAE. Here is where you can listen in.
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It has been 15 years since CMS won the Broad Prize. What is going on in this district once called ‘a model for innovation in urban education’?

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By Mebane Rash Verified
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Just after the school year ended, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education “placed Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill on temporary leave with pay, pending an investigation into matters involving administrative and operational oversight” on June 17, according to a statement provided to local news outlets.
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Perspective | The power of partnership: How radically engaging families lightened my load and lifted student outcomes

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By Rachel Lawrence
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As a 15-year veteran educator, I thought I had seen it all. Yet, as the final week of this school year approached, I found myself reflecting on a chapter of my career that completely redefined my practice. Like many teachers, I began the year determined to innovate. Part of my motivation stemmed from analyzing previous student outcomes, but a larger part came from my perspective as a parent. Watching my own children’s teachers skillfully partner with our family opened my eyes.
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NC researchers discuss the potential of micro-credentialing for educators

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By Chantal Brown Verified
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The Office of Rural Promise at Appalachian State University hosted a summit about micro-credentials for educators and other stakeholders at the Proximity Hotel in Greensboro on June 16. The summit was a culminating event for the Empowering Teacher Learning (ETL) project.
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North Carolina opens applications for Workforce Pell, with first deadline set for July 15

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By Analisa Sorrells Archer
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Gov. Josh Stein and the NCWorks Commission announced Tuesday that applications are now open for eligible training providers seeking approval to participate in the Workforce Pell Grant program. Established by the federal budget reconciliation bill in 2025, Workforce Pell is a historic expansion of federal Pell Grants for certain short-term workforce training programs that meet rigorous standards, including strong completion and job placement rates.
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Brown, Chantal
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McClellan, Hannah
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