A new $1 million pilot project will provide North Carolina public school students with access to field trips. Last week, Gov. Roy Cooper and State
Michele Morrow, who lost the race for public school superintendent to Democrat Mo Green, is now asking Donald Trump to name her as the new U.S. Secretary of Education, or another top job in the department.
As part of the partnership between NC Central and HUD, 15 students each year will participate in fair housing litigation courses that are offered through HUD’s National Fair Housing Training Academy (NFHTA).
“If we lose NC, we lose the White House and our future,” Republican superintendent candidate Michele Morrow wrote. “Our children are being attacked. This is the American Revolution 2.0!”
The historical $1.3 billion investment, combined with the previously announced $16 billion, brings the total support of the Biden-Harris administration to over $17 billion since 2021.
According to Indy Week, the decision to serve free meals is set to save Durham Public Schools more than $1.5 million this year.
Students who once relied on DEI initiatives for guidance, mentorship, and a sense of community now find themselves navigating a campus landscape that feels less welcoming.
Teacher vacancies are down, but data shows more students are being taught by people who don’t have teaching degrees. The amount of residency-licensed teachers hired this school year is up 45% from last year.
Despite being a school vice principal, it’s hard to imagine Scott Lassiter voting for public school funding knowing he supports right-wing extremist state superintendent candidate Michele Morrow and has ties to the anti-public education group endorsed by Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson.
The significant drop comes amid efforts by Republicans to undo the last 60 years of progress, erasing anti-discrimination protections and diversity, equity, and inclusion programs from state agencies and institutions.