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North Carolina Helene Relief Organization Runs Out of Money

North Carolina Helene Relief Organization Runs Out of Money

75% Center coverage: 8 sources

WENDELL, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A disaster relief organization based in western North Carolina is packing up and heading back east. Organizers started Operation Anchor and worked in the mountain communities for months, cleaning up the devastation left by Hurricane Helene. Now, they're out of money. "I kept pushing us to keep staying and staying and staying and staying because I didn't want to leave," said Steven Lambert, the vice president of …See the Story

IPS: Some Families Must Pay for Pre-K After Budget Cuts

Coronavirus · Indianapolis

IPS: Some Families Must Pay for Pre-K After Budget Cuts

Coverage: 6 sources

Some IPS families will have to pay for pre-K in 2025–26 as COVID relief funds run out and the state budget fails to boost child care subsidies.See the Story

Mississippi Climbs to 16th in Kids Count K-12 Education Ranking

Education · Mississippi

Mississippi Climbs to 16th in Kids Count K-12 Education Ranking

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Mississippi ranked 16th in U.S. for education in latest Kids Count national report brandonsup Mon, 06/09/2025 See the Story

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IPS: Some Families Must Pay for Pre-K After Budget Cuts

EDC's Harrison Completes Workforce Development Program

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nora Harrison, community development manager at the Bloomington-Normal Economic Development Council, has completed the Certificate in Workforce Development Fundamentals program.See the Story

CGUHSD Joins Statewide School Ban on Cellphones

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

CASA GRANDE — The Casa Grande Union High School District board unanimously approved on Monday restricting use of cellphones and electronic devices to comply with a new state law.Mobile Phones See the Story

General Assembly moves forward changes in charter school oversight, and other education bills to follow

Contents Lawmakers reconvened at the General Assembly to push a flurry of bills through the Senate and House education committees this week. At the Senate Education/Higher Education Committee meeting on Wednesday, among the bills up for discussion was a proposed committee substitute (PCS) which would convert House Bill 832 into an “Education Omnibus.”… The post General Assembly moves forward changes in charter school oversight, and other educati…Senate · Raleigh Read Article

Perspective | Supporting and expanding the early care and education workforce in western North Carolina

Early Care and Education (ECE) is a lifeline for families and young children across western North Carolina (WNC), providing enriching experiences for young learners, allowing parents to work, and keeping local businesses running. But the pervasive trends of dwindling licensed child care professionals and programs have high stakes for working families and the economy.… The post Perspective | Supporting and expanding the early care and education w…Education · North Carolina Read Article

Meet the state lawmakers working on a final budget proposal

Now that the House and Senate have both released their budget proposals, the two chambers must work together to try to pass a compromise budget in time for the new fiscal year that begins on July 1. They do this through what’s called a conference committee, and the legislature recently released the list of representatives who will be serving on this committee.… The post Meet the state lawmakers working on a final budget proposal appeared first o…Senate · North Carolina Read Article

Perspective | Growing global: Year two of purposeful partnerships at Heritage Middle

One year ago, the student global leaders at Heritage Middle School launched a journey that continues to shape our school culture today. That journey is rooted in global competencies and durable skills like empathy, collaboration, and personal responsibility. With support from our founding partnerships with Participate Learning and Appalachian GEAR UP, we’ve empowered students to become future-ready leaders who think globally, act locally, and ca…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

Lessons from a team that helped 27 family child care programs get started in a year

State legislators from both parties want to expand family child care — the home-based sector of licensed child care, which has shrunk by more than a third since 2018. Both the House and Senate budget proposals include pilots to open new programs to meet the needs of families and employers. For the past two years, a team from the nonprofit Southwestern Child Development Commission (SWCDC) has done just that, creating North Carolina’s first statew…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

National report details trends for 'Some College, No Credential' students

According to a new report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, there are nearly 1.2 million people in North Carolina that attended college but stopped out before completing their degrees — known as “Some College, No Credential” students (SCNCs). The number of SCNCs under 65 in North Carolina increased by about 15,000 since 2024 — about a 1.5% increase.… The post National report details trends for ‘Some College, No Credential’…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

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