The work habits of Gen Z: A wake-up call for employers and educators
After 20 years in education, I’ve celebrated hundreds of graduates — brilliant, creative, and capable students — ready to take on the world. But something is shifting.
Two Republican members of North Carolina's congressional delegation back parents Doug and Nicole Turpin in their four-year-old dispute with Charlotte Latin.
Despite the opportunities that the expansion of school choice has created for microschools, certain obstacles prevent them from realizing their full potential.
Pre-K teachers experience nearly double the level of frequent job-related stress compared to other working adults, according to the findings of the RAND American Pre-K Teacher Survey results.
The Trump administration issued a proclamation May 12 celebrating National Charter Schools Week.
The Cabarrus County School Board recently weighed whether to adopt a policy to authorize an opening prayer prior to the start of meetings, touching off an emotional debate.
If we want better outcomes for the next generation, we must stop seeking a single perfect system and instead create space for many good ones to grow.
We should use words in ways that are understandable and fair. Do we talk past each other because we use different language, even when we all use English?
McNabb advocates for legislation to keep men out of women's sports.
The NC Senate gave its stamp of approval on May 7 to a bill that would allow authorized private-school personnel with concealed-carry permits to carry firearms on school grounds.
The state’s PowerSchool student data system was targeted by a cyber extortion campaign, with the perpetrators of the cyber-attack now demanding Bitcoin payments to keep private student information from being released.
SB 375 seeks to overhaul NC’s hazing law by expanding its legal definition, increasing penalties, and requiring schools to implement anti-hazing policies.