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Public School Forum of North Carolina Announces Study Group XVI and New Center to Focus on Educational Opportunity

Aug 26, 2015 | Forum News, Press Releases

Public School Forum of North Carolina Announces Study Group XVI and New Center to Focus on Educational Opportunity Efforts will explore issues of race, trauma and learning, and school funding, and their impact on educational achievement RALEIGH, NC (August 26, 2015) –...

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