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The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has announced it's expanding a successful early literacy program to all North Carolina…
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The University of North Carolina at Greensboro is partnering with Native American tribes and two national organizations to increase access to literary…
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Third grader Dylan Ward says that when he goes to college, he’s going to be a “professional football player, that’s it.”The shaggy-haired nine-year-old…
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Sometimes Dr. David Tayloe’s patients are less than thrilled to see him. Take two-year-old Kenai. When Tayloe walks into the room and says hello, the…
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Every Monday and Wednesday for the past year, Dorise Adams and Mary Anne Carr have met in a classroom at United Methodist Church to achieve their singular…
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Forty percent of the state’s third-graders tested below grade level in reading last school year. Those are levels of achievement many parents and…
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Guilford County Schools says it needs more resources and teacher training to boost reading scores.The district had an outside consultant called Education…
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Superheroes are not the only characters to grace the pages of comic books. The Durham Comics Project invites ordinary people to tell their own stories in…
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Superheroes are not the only characters to grace the pages of comic books. The Durham Comics Project invites ordinary people to tell their own stories in…
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Calling the current testing mandate excessive, school districts are asking the State Board of Education if they can implement their own tests to fulfill…