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A is for Affluent: A-F School Grading System Needs Changes

A is for Affluent: A-F School Grading System Needs Changes

Apr 15, 2015 | Op-Eds & Analysis, Press Releases

An issue brief released today by the Public School Forum of North Carolina says the current A-F School Performance Grading system only serves to label schools based on the family income  of the students served and does not provide support to help struggling schools...

Governor and Mrs. Jim Hunt to Receive Public School Forum of North Carolina’s Annual Education Leadership Award

Apr 7, 2015 | Forum News, Press Releases

RALEIGH, NC (April 7, 2015) – Former North Carolina Governor James B. Hunt, Jr. and Former First Lady Carolyn Hunt today were named the recipients of the 2015 Public School Forum of North Carolina Jay Robinson Education Leadership Award. The award was established by...

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Employee of North Carolina’s largest voucher school pleads guilty to embezzling nearly $400,000 in state funds over eight years - A.J. Fletcher Foundation

Heath Vandevender is a coach, teacher and the employee tasked with managing the payroll operations of the state’s largest private school recipient..

Employee of North Carolina’s largest voucher school pleads guilty to embezzling nearly $400,000 in state funds over eight years - A.J. Fletcher Foundation Employee of North Carolina’s largest voucher school pleads guilty to embezzling nearly $400,000 in state funds over eight years - A.J. Fletcher Foundation ajf.org Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Buffer Print Friendly Heath Vandevender is a coach, teacher and the employee tasked with managing the payroll operations of the state’s largest private school recipient of state-funded vouchers—Trinity Christian School located in Fayetteville. In a Wake County courthouse th...

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Budget bill fires State Board of Ed director, DPI staffers with ties to Atkinson | NC Policy Watch

On Monday, Cobey, a Republican who sits on a panel of gubernatorial appointees charged with overseeing and administering the state’s public..

Budget bill fires State Board of Ed director, DPI staffers with ties to Atkinson | NC Policy Watch Budget bill fires State Board of Ed director, DPI staffers with ties to Atkinson | NC Policy Watch ncpolicywatch.com A N.C. General Assembly budget mandate to fire certain North Carolina public education officials would target Republican rivals’ allies and the top staffer in the State Board of Education, N.C. Policy Watch has learned. Of the five filled positions set for termination within DPI—including an associa...

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