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Tag Archives: Mark Johnson
#NCED Updates: School Choice Event coming to Raleigh, State Board of Ed updates, spending fact and Quiet Epidemic updates
In this edition of NCED Updates: An upcoming School Choice event in Raleigh, State Board of Education updates, a contract fight, some facts about education and per-pupil spending and Quiet Epidemic updates. Continue reading
Posted in Big Ed Complex, EDUCATION, NC Board Of Education, NC DPI, NC Ed Updates, NCAE, Quiet Epidemic, School Choice
Tagged Education spending, Leandro, Mark Johnson, NC State Board Of Education, Per Pupil Spending, Quiet Epidemic, School Choice
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#NCED Updates: Predator problems in New Hanover persist, Guilford buses kids to the polls, School choice and more
NCED Updates skipped a week last week, so this week’s installment will be longer than usual. Packed in here are stories from the national and local NC level, higher education, school choice, and some news in the Quiet Epidemic area of teacher arrests. Continue reading
#NCED Updates: Reading Assessment tool battle continues, National and School Choice headlines
The first edition of NCED updates for 2020 includes an update on the battle over the state’s reading assessment tool, Istation, as well as several national headlines and school choice stories of note. Continue reading
Posted in Big Ed Complex, Common Core, EDUCATION, NC DPI, NC Ed Updates, School Choice, Testing
Tagged Mark Johnson, Read to Achieve, School Choice
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#NCED Updates: Per Pupil Spending, Whiplash and Higher Ed news
This installment of NC Ed updates includes the lastest per-pupil spending figures in North Carolina as well as the whiplash induced by Tom Campbell’s education articles and some higher Ed news and general headlines. Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), EDUCATION, NC Ed Updates
Tagged Mark Johnson, Per Pupil Spending
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NC Supt. Picks Former Charter Headmaster as Chief of Staff
North Carolina Superintendent Mark Johnson has chosen the former headmaster of a top-ranked North Carolina public charter school to be his chief of staff. Continue reading
Posted in EDUCATION, NC DPI, School Choice
Tagged Charter Schools, Mark Johnson, NCDPI
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New Education “Non-Profit” Brings Jeb! To Raleigh
Another day, another “education non-profit” is born. This time it’s in North Carolina’s own backyard and appears to involve NC State Superintendent Mark Johnson and featuring an appearance by Jeb! Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Big Ed Complex, Common Core, EDUCATION, NC DPI
Tagged Jeb Bush, Mark Johnson
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