Parents across the country are thrilled that they have options in their children's K-12 schooling. Here are the numbers on public charters nationwide:
📈 3.7M+ students enrolled
• 8,150 schools
• 251,000 teachers
• 45 states served, with enrollment up 12% over the past 5 years.
🍎 #NCEd #ncpol
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This is an excellent reminder by my man @B_HinsonAD as we approach the '26-27 school year, not just for athletic directors & school-based admin who spend a tremendous amount of time on-campus, but for all educators.
"...being intentional w/ your boundaries..."
#nced#edchat
Smith Boys had an unforgettable @NWBSpeedway experience: Parked/tailgated at a goat farm, got caught in a torrential downpour waiting to get in, then were absolutely captivated by our first short-track race & the historic #WindowWorld450!
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HS sports participation continues to be a story, and despite some good trends overall, some schools are still struggling with football numbers.
West Caldwell will not field a varsity football team this fall.
"We don't have enough of our upperclassmen returning to safely field a varsity team. And moving underclassmen up just to make a full roster isn't the best decision," the school said on its Facebook page.
The school hopes to bring the varsity program back.
"Football isn't going anywhere at West Caldwell. Stick with it this year. Fill the stands for our JV. Let’s build the future of Warrior football together," the post said.
📊 NC's new state budget includes several Coalition priorities benefiting charter schools:
✅ $4.1M to fix funding gaps for students w/ disabilities
✅ Broader grant eligibility for charter schools
✅ Extended charter audit deadlines
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New data shows private school + public charter school enrollment in NC continues to climb. Charter enrollment now tops 10% of public school students.
Parents deserve a choice in their children's K-12 schooling, and the more choices the better.🍎
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While @nckhui highlights many recent changes in #NC teacher licensure laws, the change in process for out-of-state experienced teachers to receive a continuing license here (licensure reciprocity) is huge:
https://t.co/ZkDcVJKBGj by @nckhui#nced#ncpol#ncga
North Carolina has changed teacher licensure laws. How it could impact your child’s school. State budget makes it easier to get into teacher prep programs and for beginning teachers and out-of-state teachers to get a continuing license. https://t.co/DmezIhUE0V #ncpol#nced
#ncpol#nced Democratic State Supt. of Public Instruction Mo Green raising concerns about the new North Carolina law eliminating DEI in public education, in particular the banning of teaching certain 'divisive concepts.' “I think there are going to be genuine questions about how
Principals request reconsideration of pay changes, special appropriations, and what might be the most important decision about public school funding - https://t.co/cDwUe1oplZ
Bills banning diversity, equity, and inclusion in public schools, community colleges, and universities are now law after Republicans in the N.C. House voted to override vetoes of the bills. The House also overrode a veto on another bill that would ban DEI in state agencies, which must now be overridden by the Senate. https://t.co/zIQOJYNsXu
Now that SB227 is state law, North Carolina K-12 public schools will have to make changes such as eliminating DEI offices & stop providing any DEI training. DEI is now considered as 'promoting discriminatory practices or divisive concepts.' https://t.co/xP6JejeB1L #ncpol#nced