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Op-Eds & Analysis

July 27, 2015

After Supreme Court ruling, NC must base voucher decisions on evidence

The N.C. Supreme Court’s ruling upholding the state’s “Opportunity Scholarships” program cements North Carolina’s status as one of 14 states with voucher programs that use taxpayer dollars to pay private […]

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July 15, 2015

New analysis shows strong correlation between economic conditions and educational outcomes in North Carolina

RALEIGH, NC & DURHAM, NC (July 15, 2015) – A new white paper released today by MetaMetrics® finds a strong correlation between poverty and low academic performance in North Carolina. […]

Category iconForum News,  Op-Eds & Analysis,  Press Releases

April 15, 2015

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

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 […]

Category iconOp-Eds & Analysis,  Press Releases Tag iconA-F School Grades,  nced,  ncga,  ncleg

February 24, 2015

North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program Leaves Legacy of Effective Teachers Across the State

RALEIGH, NC  (February 24, 2015) – The North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program, a teacher preparation and scholarship program that recruited top North Carolina high school students into teaching, is set […]

Category iconForum News,  Op-Eds & Analysis,  Press Releases Tag iconncga,  Teacher Prep Programs,  Teaching Fellows

June 12, 2014

NC House Budget Offers Most Promising Path Forward to Boost Teacher Pay

RALEIGH, NC (June 12, 2014) – The Public School Forum of North Carolina today said of the three budget proposals currently before the NC General Assembly, the plan contained in […]

Category iconForum News,  Op-Eds & Analysis,  Press Releases Tag icongeneral assembly,  intern,  ncga

May 1, 2014

North Carolina Should Stay the Course on Common Core: Best option for students and State budget

The Public School Forum of North Carolina today released a new policy brief urging the State of North Carolina to continue to move forward implementing the Common Core State Standards. The […]

Category iconForum News,  Op-Eds & Analysis,  Press Releases Tag iconCommon Core

April 24, 2014

Third-grade reading linked to college and career readiness

Category iconForum News,  Op-Eds & Analysis,  Press Releases Tag iconcollege and career readiness,  education award,  literacy,  policy

March 31, 2014

Educator Compensation Proposals for 2014-2015

Category iconForum News,  Op-Eds & Analysis,  Press Releases

January 23, 2014

Common Core Standards will help NC meet its challenges

Category iconForum News,  Op-Eds & Analysis,  Press Releases Tag iconAccountability,  Caroline McCullen,  Common Core,  Op-Ed,  Testing

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Our state’s economy is booming, but we must do more to prepare North Carolinians for the jobs of today and tomorrow. Mark your calendar for Feb. 6th and join @myFutureNC’s virtual State of Educational Attainment event. #2MillionBy2030 #NCED Register: form.jotform.com/223534139765… pic.twitter.com/nZaX9OqSZl

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RT @nckhui If you compare the 2018-19 & 2022-23 school years, there's been a 200% increase in the number of North Carolina teacher vacancies on the 40th day of classes. In 2018-19, there were 1,698.05 vacancies. That figure has tripled to 5,091.46 vacancies this school year. #nced #ncpol pic.twitter.com/UUu2sFCwC3

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#NCED "There are a lot of stakeholders in public education and no one wants to feel ignored. However, if we do not prioritize the voice of school’s main stakeholders, their students, we’re missing the point," writes @maryannwolfed. Read more: ncforum.org/2023/the-final…

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