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Daniel Buck and Will Flanders write for National Review Online about a political opportunity involving America’s teachers. During the 2024 election cycle, an internal survey of the Teamsters showed that…
Jacqueline Annis-Levings writes for the Federalist about a disturbing assessment of students’ reliance on artificial intelligence. A recent study out of MIT Media Lab shows that students using ChatGPT and…
State lawmakers have approved over $500 million in school safety funding since 2013, and Gov. Pat McCrory created the North Carolina Center for Safer Schools that year. According to a…
Alex Nester of the Washington Free Beacon highlights contrasting statements about Critical Race Theory uttered by the same national teachers union leader. The president of the nation’s second-largest teachers’ union…
Philip Klein of National Review Online documents the pandemic-related flight from traditional public education. The public school system in the United States lost nearly 1.3 million students over the 2020-21…
Did you know objectivity is a form of white supremacy culture? Well, now you do. That’s one of the nuggets that participants can expect when they attend seminars put on…
The Program Evaluation Division (PED) of the NC General Assembly just published “Lack of a Dedicated State-Level Effort Challenges North Carolina’s Capacity to Increase Teacher Diversity,” a report detailing the…
With a score of 73.5, North Carolina is higher than the national average and ranks 15th in the nation in K-12 achievement, according to Education Week’s Quality Counts 2020. In…
On the latest NC SPIN, Donna Martinez of the John Locke Foundation talks with host Brad Crone about why Gov. Roy Cooper failed to announce last week — as had…
Gov. Roy Cooper was supposed to announce the state’s official back-to-school plan on Wednesday, July 1. However, that did not happen, and the lack of direction has led many students,…
After promising to select one of three school reopening plans on July 1, Gov. Cooper announced that he would get around to making a decision sometime in the next few…
Courtesy of Education Week: 43 states, 4 U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia have ordered or recommended school building closures for the rest of the academic year, affecting approximately 45.1…