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An annual survey of North Carolina superintendents found K-12 school vacancies were down by a third this fall, but it's in part because districts cut positions due to funding losses.
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The former provost at UNC-Chapel Hill has filed a legal complaint against the school.
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Blue Ridge Public Radio is collaborating with AP, Honolulu Civil Beat, CalMatters, and Centro de Periodismo Investigativo in Puerto Rico to examine how school communities are recovering from the disruption of natural disasters.
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Elon University and Queens University of Charlotte announced Tuesday that they will merge ahead of next school year.
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By January, a new state law will require NC school districts to restrict students’ cell phone use. Some schools were already trying similar policies, and students say they're less distracted in class.
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Friday was the last day of work for hundreds of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools employees who lost their jobs amid the district’s financial crisis.
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Despite pros and cons, some NC educators are moving to private schools. citing less bureaucracy, better classroom funding and personal faith.
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The district is facing a deficit of more than $46 million. A recent report from State Auditor Dave Boliek found numerous decisions that resulted in it spending more money than it brought in.
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Anti-DEI groups claim they belong to the public. University leaders say they are faculty members' intellectual property. A look at the copyright debate.
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In Morrisville, about 200 students walked out at noon at Wake Early College of Information and Biotechnologies to advocate for gun control measures and safer schools.
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Law enforcement want drivers across the state to practice safe driving and stop when school buses are dropping kids off or picking them up.
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North Carolina's high school graduation rate set a record high last spring and students' scores on state exams were the highest they've been in 3 years in most subjects.