Current Series - Jan 2008

In 2002, President Bush signed No Child Left Behind.  The law requires states to prove students are learning the basics in school.  Bush promised the law would improve education.  Is it?  WUNC spent two years at a high school in Greensboro to examine the law’s impact, and explore how it’s affecting teachers and students.

“Put to the Test” - a North Carolina Voices project produced in association with American RadioWorks.  Find out more and see the broadcsat schedule

Previous Series

North Carolina Voices: Diagnosing Health Care

North Carolina Public Radio presents a series of reports and programs examining the links between health, and health care, in North Carolina. [more]

Considering College

More Americans are going to college than ever before.  But a closer look at the numbers reveals some troubling realities. This series aired January 29th - February 2nd during Morning Edition, All Things Considered and The State of Things as a  special series exploring access to higher education.  [more]

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