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Across North Carolina, the Barriers — and Solutions — to Broadband Internet Access for Students and Families are Multi-Layered

Across North Carolina, the Barriers — and Solutions — to Broadband Internet Access for Students and Families are Multi-Layered

Sep 18, 2020 | News

By Lindsay Wagner As families embark upon a school year like none before, most public school districts in North Carolina are largely relying on a household’s ability to access a high-speed internet connection to provide students their constitutionally guaranteed...
Facing potentially steep declines in enrollment and increased costs to safely reopen schools, school superintendents call for the General Assembly to hold school budgets harmless

Facing potentially steep declines in enrollment and increased costs to safely reopen schools, school superintendents call for the General Assembly to hold school budgets harmless

Jul 24, 2020 | News

Photo Credit: Pixabay, Pexels By Lindsay Wagner As August draws near, public school superintendents across North Carolina are grappling with how to begin the 2020-21 year with plans that keep educators, families and students safe and engaged in rigorous learning while...

Call for Nominations and Applications: President/Executive Director – Public School Forum of NC

Jan 17, 2020 | News, News, Op-Eds & Analysis

The Public School Forum of North Carolina is conducting an active search for our next President/Executive Director.  This Raleigh based role is designed to lead the organization as we execute our strategic plan.  In addition to a demonstrated commitment to public...
Public School Forum of North Carolina Announces Study Group XVII

Public School Forum of North Carolina Announces Study Group XVII

Oct 11, 2019 | News, News, Op-Eds & Analysis

Efforts Will Target the Unique Education Challenges Facing Rural North Carolina’s Students The Public School Forum of NC is excited to announce the launch of Study Group XVII, which will examine the unique education challenges facing students across rural North...
Yes, “A” Still Stands for Affluent in NC School Performance Grades

Yes, “A” Still Stands for Affluent in NC School Performance Grades

Sep 6, 2019 | News, News, Op-Eds & Analysis

By Lindsay Wagner North Carolina released its annual A-F School Performance Grades this week and they continue to reflect the clear relationship between poverty and students’ test scores.  Of the 21.7% of North Carolina schools that received either a D or F in...
Teachers, state employees caught in the middle as state treasurer, hospitals battle over State Health Plan

Teachers, state employees caught in the middle as state treasurer, hospitals battle over State Health Plan

Jul 19, 2019 | News

By Lindsay Wagner When Wilkes County middle school librarian Susan Ringo recently had a stroke, she came through the medical crisis only to learn she had other undiagnosed congenital health issues that will require a lifetime of medical care at no small cost. She had...
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