A Flurry Of Filings Could Shift North Carolina's Balance Of Power
The filing period for the May primaries wrapped up this week.
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Controversial NC Classroom Bill Heads To Governor's Desk
State lawmakers have approved a measure to give North Carolina public school districts more time and resources to comply with smaller class size mandates for younger grades.
Class Size Mega Bill Passes North Carolina Senate, Heads To House Floor
Republican legislation to phase in North Carolina's upcoming class-size mandate has passed one General Assembly chamber.
Class Size Proposal Creates Hard Choices For Democrats
North Carolina Republicans have offered wide-ranging legislation that fixes anticipated class-size challenges in the public schools next fall.
NC Superintendent Mark Johnson Says Teacher Pay Is a Top Priority
The leader of North Carolina's Public Schools is promising more investment for K-12 education.
Four Key North Carolina Education Issues To Watch in 2018
Last year brought a lot of changes for North Carolina's Public School System.
NC Schools In Limbo Between Textbook Shortages And Promises Of A Digital Future
Schools across North Carolina are struggling to provide enough textbooks for students. Funding for the materials tanked during the recession and haven't reached those same levels since. At the same time, educators are in limbo to meet the state's push for a digital future.
Public Hearings Set For Proposed Legislative Maps
Public hearings are taking place Tuesday across North Carolina to gather input on the newly drawn legislative districts.
Public Hearings On Expected Legislative Maps Set For Tuesday
North Carolina lawmakers have set a date for the public to comment on anticipated General Assembly district boundaries, which are being redrawn under court order.
Judges: Is North Carolina Is Serious About Fixing Districts?
Two federal judges said Thursday they are concerned that North Carolina legislative leaders have taken few if any steps to draw new election maps since they were struck down last year, and one judg