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- NC’s explosive charter school demand outgrowing original method of funding
- Half of U.S. Commission on Civil Rights pen letter to U.S. AG over targeting of parents
- Union County teacher charged with disseminating obscenities to minors
- Former Tyrell County teacher arrested, extradited to W. VA on obscene materials charges
- Guilford County Schools assistant football coach arrested on indecent liberties charge
- Report: Charter schools saw massive enrollment gains during pandemic
- Man working in Winston-Salem district arrested for exposure has record of prior acts
- Scotland County teacher charged in 2018 sentenced in plea deal
- Wake County Schools employee charged with sexual exploitation of minor
- Photos from NCAE Leadership event include slides on ‘Power’ and membership issues
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Photos from NCAE Leadership event include slides on ‘Power’ and membership issues
A closer look at images from a June leadership event posted by the N.C. Association of Educators (NCAE) on its Flickr page reveal issues maintaining members and a slide on “power.” Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Big Ed Complex, EDUCATION, NCAE
Tagged Critical Race Theory, NCAE, NEA
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Durham Public Schools prioritizes “equity policy” following pandemic failures
Durham Public Schools recently issued a notice to families and the public to complete a survey on the district’s “equity policy,” which contains “five pillars of racial and educational equity.” Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Big Ed Complex, EDUCATION, EXCLUSIVE, Parental Rights, Racial Justice, Social Justice
Tagged COVID-19, Durham Public Schools, Equity Policy
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Wake County PTA Council holding “Diversity and Equity Inclusion Conference”
What do your Parent Teacher Association (PTA) dollars pay for in Wake County? According to an email from the Wake County PTA Council announcing a “Diversity and Equity Inclusion Conference”, those dollars may be funding sessions such as “Male engagement,” “Transgender 101,” and becoming an “LGBTQ+ Youth Ally.” Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Big Ed Complex, BlackLivesMatter, EDUCATION, LGBTQ Issues, Parental Rights, Racial Justice, Social Justice
Tagged PTA, Wake County
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Southern Poverty Law Center’s radical education arm renamed “Learning For Justice”
Earlier this month, the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center announced its radical education offshoot Teaching Tolerance was being renamed to “Learning for Justice.” The organization is pushing for President Biden to use taxpayer dollars to implement their “curriculum on structural racism.” Continue reading
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Tagged Southern Poverty Law Center, SPLC, Teaching Tolerance
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Durham teacher union pushing for $15 minimum wage for all educational staff
The Durham Association of Educators (DAE) is pushing for a $15 minimum wage for all Durham County Public School staff. Continue reading
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Tagged Durham
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Supt. Candidate forum highlights divide between support for systems versus students
Through the questions asked, a stark difference between the two candidates became clear: Mangrum, backed by the N.C. Association of Educators (NCAE), supports systems and the status quo, whereas Truitt consistently seemed back whatever choice best fit students. Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Big Ed Complex, EDUCATION, NC DPI, NC Ed Updates, NCAE, Opportunity Scholarships (OSP)
Tagged NCAE, Public Schools First NC, WRAL
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