Schools see unequal punishment for students
Shari Smith is a senior at Chapel Hill High School who rarely gets into trouble.
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Read More »By Nick Niedzwiadek Senior Writer The state’s two-month overdue budget glacially neared completion Wednesday as the legislature reached an agreement ...
Read More »Omar Currie, a former third-grade teacher at Efland Cheeks Elementary School, didn't think he was doing something brave when he read a children's book ...
Read More »Thousands of N.C. teacher assistants are uncertain of their job status come August as they await the state legislature’s final budget for the next two ...
Read More »Some students might use their internet connections mostly to check social media accounts, upload photos or watch viral videos.
Read More »Teachers, students and parents discussed race relations in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools at a Board of Education meeting Thursday. The board heard ...
Read More »Possum Drop could return The North Carolina Possum Drop tradition — which had comedian John Oliver in fits of laughter during his visit to Durham in ...
Read More »North Carolina public schools might no longer be able to teach about the effectiveness and safety of emergency contraceptive methods like Plan B if an ...
Read More »As the last graduates of the N.C. Teaching Fellows program are handed their diplomas in May, a bill currently in the state Senate might help fill the ...
Read More »Students have the chance to intimately discuss sexuality with high school students from across the country today — all without leaving Chapel Hill. ...
Read More »Allison Stewart, a dual language teacher at Frank Porter Graham Elementary in Chapel Hill, turned to social media during this week’s snow days.
Read More »A Wake County elementary school is facing opposition from conservative groups for teaching two books that they say contain age-inappropriate material ...
Read More »Crossing party lines and professions, UNC’s James B. Hunt Jr. Institute engages legislators and teachers in an education policy dialogue.
Read More »Education policy was a major portion of President Barack Obama's 2015-16 national budget proposal, though analysts acknowledge that many parts of the ...
Read More »The long-awaited N.C. public school performance report cards — now featuring letter grades — were released Thursday at a state Board of Education ...
Read More »Gov. Pat McCrory touted a sweeping agenda — including education proposals, job creation, revamping dirty buildings and protecting puppies — during ...
Read More »Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is moving toward more comprehensive and data-driven school counseling programs — an effort that has earned the district ...
Read More »CARY — Years before he became governor, Pat McCrory was a student teacher at North Rowan High School preparing to stand in front of a class for the ...
Read More »A 20-year-old lawsuit accusing the state of not providing an adequate education to North Carolina’s public school students returned to court last week. ...
Read More »As the last N.C. Teaching Fellows graduate this spring from UNC-CH, the N.C. General Assembly might consider whether the future of such a program will ...
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