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A new annual report shows North Carolina charter schools are becoming more diverse, but traditional public school districts are still serving more high-need students.
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Child care advocates say the changes could help increase the capacity of child care centers, but providers are also cautious about sacrificing quality.
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The state Senate gave final approval Wednesday to legislation that would restrict the use of cell phones in public schools.
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Universities across the country are bracing for the impacts of billions of dollars in federal funding cuts. Young scholars worry about how university preparations for the budget hit – from lowering graduate student admissions to freezing hiring – will impact their job outlook.
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Supporters of the bill say private schools do not have school resource officers like their public counterparts. Opponents argue the person carrying the weapon will likely be largely untrained.
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Research by Public Schools First NC found many private schools receiving Opportunity Scholarships raised tuition by 15% or more after the state increased voucher funding.
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Western Carolina University announced Friday that its Office of Intercultural Affairs (ICA) is closed “effective immediately.”
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Students called on state lawmakers to increase funding for facilities and scholarships at North Carolina's Historically Black Colleges and Universities and to protect their voting access.
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A new report shows that the number of charter schools operating statewide in 2024 dropped for the first time in 15 years, but charter school enrollment continued to rise.
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A new report finds about 90% of Opportunity Scholarship recipients this school year already attended a private school before the program was expanded so even wealthy families could apply.
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The trustees had been delaying the tenure vote since March, but only for some faculty.
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Duke University could lose anywhere from $350 to $600 million under proposed federal budget changes.