"It's been a great story, it's been a great run, a lot of success," said Gregg Zarnstorff, director of Trademarks and Brand Protection at NC State University. "You know what happens with success is everybody wants to try to profit from it. Sometimes legally and sometimes not."
Out-of-state teachers will have an easier time getting licensed in North Carolina. The State Board of Education voted Thursday, April 4, to allow out-of-state teachers to become licensed in North Carolina if they have already passed a licensing test in their home states. Now, North Carolina only accepts out-of-state teachers who have taken tests identical...
A ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals means Louisiana monks won't face the prospect of prison sentences for selling caskets.
SEATTLE, WA — States use licenses to control who becomes a principal, but do these licenses encompass the knowledge and skills those principals need to promote student learning? "When Learning Counts" examines this issue in full.
