Three-in-four North Carolina likely voters believe that tariffs will make products more expensive, and only 10% believe tariffs are the best way to reshore manufacturing jobs.
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.
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.
NC House lawmakers took action on two bills on May 6 designed to address the potential harms of social-media use by children and teens.
The NC House is moving forward with plans to study the feasibility and potential impact of open-enrollment policies in public schools.
A bill pending in the NC House would potentially restart capital punishment in the state, including providing the option for a firing squad as a method of execution.
The NC Senate on April 30 voted through a bill that would give local public school districts increased flexibility in setting their school calendars.
Poll results released by the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce this week show that 71% of NC voters favor criminal justice reform.
The Heritage Foundation recently unveiled a new nationwide catalog of nearly 900 classical schools, including 43 located in North Carolina.
A bill in the North Carolina Senate would give allow authorized private school personnel with concealed carry permits to carry fire firearms on school grounds.