Judge Strikes Down Law Cutting Teacher Tenure
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A judge has ruled that a law cutting teacher job protections in North Carolina is unconstitutional.
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Educators statewide are making a big push to "school" politicians about changes they say are needed.
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NC Zoo Creates New Camps for Special-Needs Children
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McCrory Announces New Teacher Pay Initiatives
More North Carolina teachers will get a pay raise. Back in February, Governor Pat McCrory said he would work to increase the base pay for North Carolina teachers to $35,000, and said that he would announce more pay initiatives after the state's revenue picture became clearer. On Wednesday, the governor made that follow-up announcement at the Greensboro campus of North Carolina A & T State University in Greensboro.