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Vaccines · United States

RFK Jr.’s vaccine advisory panel to review shots for children

56% Center coverage: 117 sources

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s newly remade federal vaccine advisory panel will examine the cumulative effect of the childhood and adolescent vaccine schedule, the panel’s chair said Wednesday. See the Story

Radio · Raleigh

NC House of Representatives Approve Additional $700M to Support Helene Recovery Efforts

47% Center coverage: 36 sources

By Deanna Sipe Click here for updates on this story RALEGH, North Carolina (WLOS) — The North Carolina House of Representatives approved a spending plan to invest an additional $700 million to support Helene recovery efforts across western North Carolina. Adding this round of funding to the previous amount of $1.4 billion brings the total See the Story

Tony Evers · Madison

State Budget Must Fund Wisconsin's Child Care Centers

66% Center coverage: 18 sources

Over the past eight years, our child care costs have continued to rise. What are working parents supposed to do to provide for their family if the costs are prohibitive? If you do find child care that is less expensive,…See the Story

Congressman Morgan McGarvey Vows to Bring Down Federal Budget Bill

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

While it looks like the House will have enough votes to pass President Trump's federal budget bill, the battle to get enough votes still continues leading up to a final vote.Donald Trump · North Carolina See the Story

Secretary McMahon tours apprenticeship programs at Wake Technical Community College

U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon toured two of Wake Technical Community College’s campuses on Wednesday, June 25, to learn about how the college’s apprenticeship programs are preparing students for emerging biotechnology sectors. “Wake Tech is helping meet the critical need for skilled workers in fields like manufacturing and biotechnology,” McMahon said in a press release from the college.… The post Secretary McMahon tours apprenticeship …Raleigh, North Carolina · Raleigh Read Article

The what and why of 'meet and confer' in North Carolina school districts

“We are the union! The mighty, mighty union!” members of the North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) chanted at meetings in school districts across North Carolina. The word choice — union instead of association — is intentional and represents an organizational shift. Though NCAE is classified as a 501(c)(6), a nonprofit designation for professional organizations, it has embraced union language.… The post The what and why of ‘meet and conf…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

Perspective | We need AmeriCorps so students can thrive

AmeriCorps is a vital engine for progress in our state and across the country. The decision in April to eliminate $400 million in AmeriCorps funding nationwide represents a major setback. Specifically, these cuts disrupt support for our very own students who need it most. For organizations like Teach For America (TFA), where I began my teaching career five years ago, AmeriCorps funding is foundational.… The post Perspective | We need AmeriCorps …United States · United States Read Article

Profiles in Care | Commander Koski knows ‘if your child’s not OK, then you’re not OK’

EdNC is highlighting the experiences of educators, families, researchers, and advocates with a stake in North Carolina’s early care and learning landscape. These profiles illustrate that care and education are inseparable, especially in a child’s first five years — caregivers educate, and educators care. In this series, we refer to those profiled in the way they are known by their community.… The post Profiles in Care | Commander Koski knows ‘if…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

How many teacher vacancies in NC are in Exceptional Children departments?

An annual report found that about one in five teaching position vacancies in North Carolina were in Exceptional Children’s (EC) departments across the state during the 2023-24 school year. Every spring, the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) releases the State of the Teaching Profession report for review by the State Board of Education and state lawmakers.… The post How many teacher vacancies in NC are in Exceptional Children departments? ap…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

In Japan, NC public school students charged to 'extend the horizon of knowledge'

This week, eight students from public high schools across North Carolina are visiting Nagoya University in Japan to present their scientific research as part of the International Science Challenge, which is led by the North Carolina Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education Center (SMT Center) and the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center.… The post In Japan, NC public school students charged to ‘extend the horizon of knowledge’ appeared …North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

Insights From Dual Enrollees

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Insights from dual enrollees. The notion that college is what students experience is at least a decade old but still resonates with those of us who love to hear student voices in process improvement. The best way to understand students’ experiences is to ask them.Guilford County · Guilford County See the Story

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RFK Jr.’s vaccine advisory panel to review shots for children

NC House of Representatives Approve Additional $700M to Support Helene Recovery Efforts

State Budget Must Fund Wisconsin's Child Care Centers

Congressman Morgan McGarvey Vows to Bring Down Federal Budget Bill

Secretary McMahon tours apprenticeship programs at Wake Technical Community College

The what and why of 'meet and confer' in North Carolina school districts

Perspective | We need AmeriCorps so students can thrive

Profiles in Care | Commander Koski knows ‘if your child’s not OK, then you’re not OK’

How many teacher vacancies in NC are in Exceptional Children departments?

In Japan, NC public school students charged to 'extend the horizon of knowledge'

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