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Top North Carolina education officials on Thursday called for all of the state's 115 school districts to make available at least partial in-person instruction by the end of the month to any of the system's 1.5 million students who want it.
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The state Board of Education voted 7-5 Thursday to approve controversial new standards for teaching history and social studies in North Carolina’s public schools. The vote came after hours of board debate over the past two weeks and thousands of comments from the public.
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Members of the state Board of Education say they’ve gotten thousands of emails about proposed new social studies standards. The debate over how to address racism, oppression and gender identity is clearly striking a nerve.
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North Carolina education officials met this week to put finishing touches on a new social studies and history curriculum for public schools. Instead they clashed over deep divides on race, gender identity and politics.
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North Carolina health officials say they're encouraged that the first three weeks of school haven't brought a surge in COVID-19 cases among children under…
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Educators and families across North Carolina have been anxiously awaiting state guidance on how to reopen schools safely on Aug. 17. On Thursday, state…
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Even after students return to classes Aug. 17, remote learning is going to be a big part of their education, North Carolina officials say.A plan approved…
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The North Carolina Board of Education voted Thursday to stick with the state’s special pass-withdraw grading system for seniors. Some board members argued…
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North Carolina state Superintendent Mark Johnson launched a task force Thursday to figure out how to reopen schools in the fall. He told the state Board…
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Thursday was a big day for news about North Carolina schools coping with the coronavirus. But the answer everyone was waiting didn't come.Gov. Roy…