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In Morrisville, about 200 students walked out at noon at Wake Early College of Information and Biotechnologies to advocate for gun control measures and safer schools.
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Law enforcement want drivers across the state to practice safe driving and stop when school buses are dropping kids off or picking them up.
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A group of North Carolina educators is organizing campaigns to challenge incumbent state lawmakers in next year's Republican primary elections.
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Teachers in North Carolina have to find creative ways and support systems to stretch dollars for spending on classrooms and student needs.
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Warren Wilson College shut down for weeks after Helene flooded campus. The schools still has millions of dollars of repairs remaining.
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Anticipating the law, many school boards passed policies last spring that now may need to be revised to include stricter language and consequences.
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The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education voted earlier in the week to eliminate hundreds of positions amid a $46 million budget crisis.
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SCIMaP co-founder and University of Pennsylvania researcher Alyssa Sinclair recently spoke with WUNC higher education reporter Brianna Atkinson about the potential impact of a 40% Trump-proposed cut to the NIH.
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The layoffs will mainly impact exceptional children’s teachers, support staff and assistant principals. Officials also signed off on mandatory furloughs for central office workers.
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Frank Alexander lost his Morehead scholarship in the 1970s after getting arrested at a civil rights protest. He tells his story 50 years later, after meeting another scholar who lost her award amid pro-Palestinian activism.
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It's part of the district’s ongoing effort to cut costs amid a major budget crisis.
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State Treasurer Brad Briner has said the plan faced a $500 million deficit in 2026 without major changes. Increasing premiums was a key step to bolstering the state's health insurance offering.