EducationNC

Local measures making school board races partisan are among the many election-related bills being considered in the NC legislature.

Harvard's lawsuit questions how freezing research funds will further the administration's goal of eliminating antisemitism on campus.

When Breska Larisma learned her nearly 3-year-old daughter was on the autism spectrum, her family was swept into an entirely unfamiliar world.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officially made its recommendation for the 2026-27 academic calendar this week, but some remain frustrated with how school calendars work in North Carolina.

President Trump’s push to shut down the Education Department and his executive order to end federal funds for education institutions that have diversity, equity, and inclusion programs have HBCU students and administrators worried. Patrick Martin, Johnson C. Smith University’s provost, talked to WFAE’s Gwendolyn Glenn about some of those concerns.

The ban came from no less than the superintendent. Now, the ACLU is involved and Cleveland County finds itself in a fight over free speech.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools set a new goal last fall to increase the number of students graduating on track to enroll in higher education, enlist in the military or be employed.

It’s been a year since the state Supreme Court heard the latest round of arguments in the long-running Leandro school funding case, and there’s still no ruling.

Amid the flurry of the Trump administration’s executive orders impacting education is one that threatens to pull federal funding from schools promoting “radical indoctrination."

Duke’s Ridge, a new affordable housing community in Charlotte’s west side will have 52 new townhomes. Four of those will be reserved for educators in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools system.