New Carolina Journal Online Features
John Hood’s new Carolina Journal Opinion argues that we need more school boards. Mike Long’s CJ Opinion explains how school choice provides students freedom from bullying.
John Hood’s new Carolina Journal Opinion argues that we need more school boards. Mike Long’s CJ Opinion explains how school choice provides students freedom from bullying.
The North Carolina Supreme Court has handed down a fascinating decision in a case of egregious bullying of autistic kids who attended a public school in Pitt County. On Friday,…
A split 2-1 panel of the N.C. Court of Appeals has ruled against Pitt County elementary school students who argued that ongoing bullying and sexual harassment from classmates stopped them…
This week, Carolina Journal published an opinion piece by education columnist Kristen Blair. In her piece, Blair discusses the connection between bullying and a sense of belonging. Blair writes: There’s…
Brooke Conrad reports for Carolina Journal Online that U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis and Republican legislative leaders are pushing for faster funding of hurricane disaster relief. Kristen Blair’s Daily Journal explores…
No student should have to endure three years – or even three minutes – of bullying at their school. Thank goodness this family was able to find Cornerstone Christian Academy.…
John Trump reports for Carolina Journal Online on a new survey that shows support for lifting North Carolina’s cap on craft beer distribution. Kristen Blair’s Daily Journal highlights new research…
According to this PSA, when the parents of the kid being bullied didn’t vote.
I prefer to stay as far away from peoples’ sacred, intimate relations as possible, but the XXX stuff is back in my face with the recent actions taken at Lake…
Kids at Polk Middle School are making anti-bullying buttons. Proceeds will go toward making more buttons.
So, this has been stirring in the news, but I hate publicity stunts, so I was ignoring it. The issue concerns a student who presumably wanted to start a high-school…
WSFCS board member Buddy Collins was confirmed to the state Board of Education over the objection of my former UNCG sociology professor Paul Luebke, who raised questions about Collins’ stance…