NC Board of Ed calls for personnel raises, voucher cuts
The entire request would total over $1 billion, but Briner pointed out that the projected increase for the entire state budget is only $100 million.
North Carolina’s bluest counties are also the most likely to have high rates of participation in the Opportunity Scholarship Program.
Each scholarship is now valued at between $3,578 and $7,942 each year, spread across four income tier levels ranging from $61,050 for a family of four in the first tier to $274,725 a year in the fourth tier.
The Tar Heel State ranks 13th in a new index of how well the 50 states provide different educational options for parents in 2026. Released Jan. 21 by the American Legislative Exchange Council, the results show that North Carolina dipped slightly from its 2025 ranking when the state placed 12th overall, but its score was still enough...
North Carolina faces a pending veto override vote on its own measure to embrace the federal government's new school-choice tax credit scholarship program.
The North Carolina State Board of Education recently approved new standards for English classes focused on reading and writing. The new standards build upon the phonics-based “science of reading” methodology, which was mandated for elementary schools in 2021 and for which all elementary teachers completed 160 hours of training by 2024. This approach will now extend into...
NC Teachers in Action has scheduled two additional protests for Feb. 7 and March 7.
Harris told Fox News that some universities “inflict unwarranted requirements” on homeschoolers, such as taking the GED.
An NC Department of Public Instruction report found the state saved about $10.1 million last school year after 5,955 students switched to private schools using Opportunity Scholarships in 2024–25.
North Carolina lawmakers will consider implementing a federally authorized school choice tax credit program, part of the recent “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” passed by Congress, when they reconvene on July 29.
On the cusp of celebrating 30 years of public charter schools in North Carolina next year, a new report reveals that demand for charters remains robust and the schools are expanding in racial diversity.