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#NCED Updates: School Safety Meetings and Another ‘Ed Commission’ with Gates Ties
Three North Carolina Education updates this time around: Legislative committee on school safety has created two work groups, State Board of Education shifts positions around, yet another ‘education commission’ with Gates ties is making the rounds, and the Innovative School District assigns an operator to Ashpole Elementary. Continue reading
Lt. Governor Debate Shows Stark Difference In Education Positions, Knowledge
If you missed the debate between Lt. Governor Dan Forest and his challenger, Linda Coleman, EducationNC captured video of quite a bit of it.
I listened to the debate myself online and I was really kind of horrified at most of what Coleman said about Education in North Carolina. Education is a major role played by the Lt. Governor position.
KEEP READING… Continue reading
Posted in EDUCATION, ELECTIONS, LL1885, Lt. Gov Dan Forest, The Articles
Tagged Debate, Linda Coleman, Lt. Governor Dan Forest
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App on Student Devices used to store Inappropriate Photos from NC Teacher
The push for more technology in the classroom and the idea of one device for every student is all the rage in Education circles right now. One-term NC Governor Bev Perdue has her sticky fingers all over it.
Want to hide inappropriate images your teacher sent you? There’s an app for that. Continue reading
Posted in EDUCATION, LL1885, The Articles
Tagged Davie County Schools, Not A Homeschool, Shannon Wood
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Former Gov Perdue Continues Digital Learning Push Despite Research Warnings
Former North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue is on the move again via her education non-profit, DigiLearn.
Digital Learning is all the woman who helped cement Common Core into our state can talk about. Continue reading
Posted in Common Core, EDUCATION, LL1885, The Articles
Tagged Bev Perdue, DigiLearn, Digital Learning, Gates Foundation, Jim Hunt, Tom Vander Ark
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NC Parents: We Have A Bill To Offer Traditional Math. It’s Your Turn To Act.
The North Carolina General Assembly (NCGA) was not fooled by the NC Department of Public Instruction’s (DPI) attempt to make cosmetic changes to Common Core’s high school Integrated math.
The NCGA set up a bill that lined up with the findings of the Academic Standards Review Commission (ASRC). The NCGA’s proposed bill initially replaced the Integrated math. View the Bill: HB 657. Continue reading
Posted in Academic Standards Review Commission, Common Core, EDUCATION, LL1885, NC DPI, NCGA, The Articles
Tagged Common Core, HB657, NCGA
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Common Core In Trouble? Hope Street To The Rescue! – #ncga
Earlier today I wrote about the NC Department of Public Instruction (DPI) hitting the panic button over the legislature not buying their re-write of the Common Core Integrated math for high school.
Well, DPI wasn’t the only one swinging into action. Continue reading
Posted in Academic Standards Review Commission, Common Core, EDUCATION, LL1885, NC Board Of Education, NCGA, The Articles
Tagged ASRC, Common Core, HB657, Integrated Math
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Are NC Schools providing guidance and appropriate role models? – #HB2 #ncga
Get your coffee. Sit down. This is going to be a long but necessary article.
Social Justice FactoriesUntil parents stand up and push back, the infusion of social justice BS and indoctrination will continue to crowd out actual academics in our schools. I believe this plays a major role of why school choice, in particular, homeschooling, is booming.
– A.P. Dillon Continue reading
