Articles tagged: "Carolina Journal"

A surprising number of “thought leaders” think so. Terry Stoops doesn’t.

Two new reports indicate that they have.

The vandals who took down a statue they found offensive at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill actually have little support.

Perhaps to some, when you have to chose between reading Charles Dickens or studying a driver’s manual, the choice is obvious.

Don’t let the name fool you: Red4EdNC is anything but a Republican group.

So naturally, the news gets buried.

When you fine tune the studies on Head Start, the program’s shortcomings only become more readily apparent.

It’s an intriguing question, particularly given the interchangeability of the NEA and the DNC over the past several decades.

The May 16, 2018 walkout is being organized by the North Carolina Association of Educators.

The latest numbers from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) reveal some interesting dichotomies.

Although zero is the only universally acceptable number for violent incidents in schools, it should be noted that in North Carolina as in the nation as a whole, the number of violent incidences has actually gone down although not all the numbers are good .

Not many Republicans make it into academia but one who did, Margaret Spellings, who captained the Department of Education during the Bush Administration, has come to find it rewarding.