The new state budget, which became law on July 7, included 8% average teacher raises, effective on July 1, 2026, the first day of the new fiscal year. During the State Board of Education’s August ...

"The budget enacted this summer includes meaningful investments, and we appreciate the legislative board who supported ...

Read veteran teacher Maria Johnson's perspective on how the state budget needs to support retention of experienced educators.

NC community college leaders gathered ahead of the rollout of NC's CUNY ASAP replication, Boost, at seven additional NC ...

Learn how SparkPoint provides essential support to local nonprofits, businesses, and students to promote connection and ...

On Saturday, July 18, more than 3,500 neighbors filled Durham Central Park for our annual Summer Block Party — and in just ...

Read about the learning happening at Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church's summer literacy camp for students in Robeson ...

The Blue Ribbon Commission engaged in a spontaneous discussion on the need to pay teachers in North Carolina more and ...

NC, the first healthcare apprenticeship program in state government on July 16. Read more about the program here.

As dual enrollment expands nationwide, what can we learn from North Carolina’s two decades of early college leadership?

Read Dr. Angelica Sanchez's perspective on how community-led research reveals more about Latino family's experiences.

GAO report finds more students with disabilities are spending at least 40% of their day in gen ed than in previous years.