NC Teachers

Enrollment at public teaching colleges in North Carolina dropped over the past decade. The NC Teaching Fellows loan-forgiveness program once attracted education majors to colleges across the state. After the General Assembly ended and then resurrected the program, some participating schools are now seeing a rebound.

Schools in the state are facing severe staffing shortages across-the-board. That's putting more on the shoulders of educators who are still on the job.

North Carolina lacks robust and specific statewide efforts to ensure greater racial and ethnic diversity among teachers in public schools, the…

A proposed budget plan issued this week by Governor Roy Cooper could set up some battle lines for this fall's General Election.Cooper has issued a…

In-person teaching. Then, no in-person teaching. North Carolina public school teachers had to prepare for both possibilities since school let out in June.…

On a recent Saturday, the International Civil Rights Center and Museum at the old Woolworth's in Greensboro was buzzing with visitors. This year, the…

Teachers across the state of North Carolina who haven’t been able to pass a licensure exam could get an extension from the General Assembly.A bill passed…

Hundreds of teachers rallied at North Carolina’s state capital last week to call for more resources for educators and students. A lot of demands and...

Education was top of mind in Raleigh this week. There was a major teacher rally, as well as the passage of a House spending plan.Becki Gray of the John…

Republicans in the House are moving forward with their version of the state budget. Teachers and supporters who took to the streets in protest over…