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NCAE strangely silent on teacher turnover report
The draft of the 2019-2020 teacher attrition report, also known as the teacher turnover report, shows the state has continued to lower its rate. The N.C. Association of Educators (NCAE) and their allies like Progress NC who had made the turnover report the crux of teacher pay debates in the past have been strangely silent about the latest report. Continue reading
Posted in EDUCATION, LL1885, NC DPI
Tagged NCDPI, Teacher Turnover
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Parents need to weigh in on DPI’s proposed social studies standards changes
The N.C. Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) is requesting comment and input in its proposed changes to the state’s social studies standards. Every parent with a K-12 child should consider weighing in. Continue reading
Posted in EDUCATION, LL1885, NC Board Of Education, NC DPI, NC State Standards
Tagged Critical Race Theory, NC DPI, NCDPI, Social Studies Standards
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N.C. Dept. of Public Instruction continues changing Social Studies Standards
The N.C. Department of Public Instruction is continuing to move forward in their effort to infuse Social Justice into the state’s social studies curriculum and standards. Continue reading
NC State Board of Ed hold on Social Studies changes, will include Social Justice and Racial Issue
At the monthly State Board of Education meeting on July 8, the board postponed a vote on alterations to the state’s social studies standards to add more content on “hard truths” about slavery, racism in addition to current changes which will include “perspectives of racial, ethnic, gender, and identity minority groups.” Continue reading
Posted in #SJW, Academic Standards Review Commission, Big Ed Complex, BlackLivesMatter, EDUCATION, LL1885, NC Board Of Education, NC Ed Updates, Racial Justice, Social Justice
Tagged CREED, James Ford, Matt Scialdone, NCDPI, OEA, Office of Equity Affairs, Social Studies Standards
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2018-19 school scores show slight increases, state testing mostly stagnant or falling
School accountability and test results for 2018-19 were released earlier this month.
School A-F grades showed an increase in the number of low performing schools while End of Grade (EOG) and End of Course (EOC) were yet again mainly stagnant or falling. Continue reading
Posted in EDUCATION, LL1885, NC DPI, Testing
Tagged A-F Grading, EOG, NCDPI, School Accountability
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Powerschool Glitch Messes With NC Grades (Shocker)
For years I’ve chronicled how PowerSchool is the gift curse that just keeps on giving – everything from hacks to outages to the $7 million a year cost.
The latest gift is a glitch that has potentially messed with grades for students all over the state. Continue reading
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, Joe Maimone, Mark Johnson, NCDPI
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