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Saturday Jan 26, 10-4 pm
Joe P. Eblen Intermediate School
59 Lees Creek Rd, Asheville, North Carolina 28806 https://t.co/G4S9rpnx9s
The North Carolina School Boards Association and many NC school districts are alleging that the state has failed to comply with a court order to pay nearly $750 million for North Carolina public schools. https://t.co/0pOb6n8Vdh
At events Thursday, Cooper said the donations are needed because teachers, on average, spend about $500 of their own money on supplies for their classrooms each year. https://t.co/x1O6fowSaL
The board of commissioners has approved a $68 million bond referendum for renovations and improvements to Brevard and Rosman high schools, as well as Rosman Middle School, and must first be approved by voters. https://t.co/z0IkVMzv7c
More restructuring and changing of roles following the layoffs of 40 DPI employees earlier this month, many of whom served the lowest-performing schools in NC.... https://t.co/UfdGKitEaJ
“Children can’t vote or lobby for public resources, but their well-being and development affect the future economic and social health of the country. Investing in their health, education, and stability should be a... https://t.co/7dzOB9warN
This is a heartbreaking study of a very real problem. Hopefully we will see more widespread racial equity training for teachers moving forward.
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It’s so great to see our nation’s teachers energized and willing to push for further change. Maybe we’ll soon see NC teachers running for office too! https://t.co/okYZGfhV3C
Our July Advocacy Alert is now live! Check it out and, as always, let us know your thoughts! #StandUpforNCEd
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The fight over who is running North Carolina's public schools remains unsettled, with both the State Board of Education and Superintendent Mark Johnson insisting they're in charge. https://t.co/q3IorLULPK
The NC House of Representatives approved a House Study Committee to explore ways to promote access to advanced educational opportunities in public schools for low-income students that demonstrate high academic achievement. https://t.co/9lQ7fLizkD
Mark Jewell, president of NCAE, says the group will hold an "education summer" filled with knocking on doors and registering voters in preparation for the fall's legislative elections.
"We’re going to make sure... https://t.co/SeBRkJxNU4