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State Superintendent’s Message for Teachers for the 2013-14 School Ye...

September 9, 2013 Written by admin
State Superintendent’s Message for Teachers for the 2013-14 School Year

 Dear Educators, Across North Carolina, talented and dedicated teachers have welcomed students back to public school classrooms. Many of you probably read the news stories about the first days of school and all of the opportunities and challenges such an occasion brings for students and parents.   Among this coverage, there also were powerful stories […]

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Back to School Amid Tight Tim...

September 3, 2013 Written by admin
Back to School Amid Tight Times

Raleigh Report Legislative Information from the North Carolina Council of Churches 27 Horne Street ● Raleigh, NC 27607 ● 919-828-6501 ● www.ncchurches.org August 28, 2013 Analysis from Steve Ford Back to school amid tight times Of the many public policies North Carolina has followed across the decades, none has brought greater dividends than the state’s commitment to invest in education at all levels. No other policy has […]

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The Dissidents of TFA (Teach for Americ...

August 9, 2013 Written by admin
The Dissidents of TFA (Teach for America)

Once upon a time, Teach for America was much like the Peace Corps. It provided an opportunity for young, talented idealistic college grads to give back to communities where, as was the case in Houston, Texas, there was a teacher shortage. But the organization, founded in 1989, has taken a different turn. Just recently, the […]

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Burger King vs. Teaching: One Man’s Choi...

August 8, 2013 Written by admin
Burger King vs. Teaching: One Man’s Choice

Justin Ashley a fourth-grade teacher at Charlotte’s McAlpine Elementary School (and NC Social Studies and NC History Teacher of the Year), wrote to House Speaker Thom Tillis. He concludes his letter: Great teaching is the golden ticket for our schools.  Teachers are the solution.  Help us help our kids.  Hold on to great teachers right now before it’s […]

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