If You Build It, Will They Come?
New charter schools are struggling to enroll enough students to stay solvent. One High Point school’s implosion shows the consequences.
‘Where Are My Friends?’ Teachers Say Operation Charlotte’s Web Rattled Students
Some parents and teachers say they expected better communication and more understanding from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.
Elon University to Start Private School For Children With Dyslexia
The plans to start the school, which the university says will be the first of its kind in the state, come at a time when Elon is taking big swings to raise its profile.
Justices Take Up Questions About Private School Contracts
A dispute between a politically connected family and a prestigious private school could have broader ramifications.
The Fixer
Catty Moore retired two years ago. Then she was called in to help save Forsyth County schools from a financial crisis.
Waiting for Leandro
It’s been more than 600 days since the state Supreme Court heard arguments over funds for public schools. Can they put off a decision forever?
‘Everything They Had is Gone’
After Hurricane Helene, schools reopened long before many students were able to return to their homes. Their learning has yet to recover.
More K-12 Education Coverage
Parents Fear Losing Protections as Trump Slashes Civil Rights Office
The Education Department’s civil rights office often intervenes when students face discrimination. Where will parents turn now?
Reading, Writing, and Political Arithmetic
Fed up with low pay and a perceived lack of respect, educators are looking to increase their representation in the General Assembly.
How State Funds Are Helping Private Schools Expand
Vouchers aren’t the only way lawmakers have funneled money to private schools. At least two have received grants for new facilities.
Stein Vetoes Bill Opting into Federal School Vouchers
The Democratic governor hopes to bend the program to benefit public schools over private ones.
After Notable Wins, Can NCAE Make the Case for Public Education?
Educators in Durham and Guilford counties last year. Can teachers leverage those wins into statewide gains?
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