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Mecklenburg State Senator Caleb Theodros joins to discuss some of the bills he’s proposed during his first term, including decriminalizing marijuana and helping school athletic coaches recognize and respond to student mental health needs. Then, we dive into how area school systems are coping with tight budgets and uncertainty due to the lack of a state budget.
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Cabarrus County Schools is implementing a temporary enrollment cap at W. R. Odell Primary School and W.R. Odell Elementary School.
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We sit down with superintendents of Iredell-Statesville, Cabarrus County and Union County schools for back-to-school season. These three districts face their own changes and challenges this year. We’ll discuss everything from budgets and funding to student safety and closing the learning gap.
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North Carolina urges school districts to stop fearing artificial intelligence and teach staff and students to use AI wisely.
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SparkNC launched labs in 17 North Carolina school districts this fall, hoping to transform the way high schools prepare students for high-tech careers.
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Most of North Carolina's 1.5 million students return to classes today, but the scramble to hire teachers for them is far from over.
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North Carolina's school growth measure highlights schools that made outstanding progress during a school year. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools dominates the top of that list.
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The Cabarrus County school board voted Monday to start classes in early August next year, defying the late-August date required by North Carolina's school calendar law.
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The latest North Carolina test scores show Union County Public Schools outperformed most districts while Gaston County trailed. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools has huge racial gaps.
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School board chairs in Union County, Cabarrus County and Iredell-Statesville Schools aren't seeking reelection this year. Instead, all three are pursuing county commissioner seats.