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The crucial task of monitoring reading skills in K-3 students will fall to local school districts next year, state Superintendent Mark Johnson announced…
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Justin Parmenter, a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools teacher and blogger, was honored Monday by the North Carolina Open Government Coalition for his use of…
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The State Board of Education and State School Superintendent are clashing again over a contract for a K-3 reading diagnostic tool.
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A Wake County judge sided with state Superintendent Mark Johnson Monday in a legal battle over how to test North Carolina’s youngest readers.The Superior…
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A state hearing officer ruled Monday that the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction violated the law and jeopardized the integrity of the state…
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North Carolina school district officials are still not sure what program they will use long term in assessing kindergarten through third-grade students'…
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools has a new deputy superintendent in charge of academics – basically the guy who makes sure 150,000 students learn to read…
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A company that recently won an $8 million contract to test the progress of North Carolina’s youngest readers has now agreed to provide that program at no…
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A controversial new computer reading program for K-3 students has been temporarily blocked from use in North Carolina public schools. The Raleigh News &…