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Texas to expand how schools discipline students
‘We’ve reached a crisis point where there’s just some kids that absolutely are such a deterrent to the overall learning process that we have to find a better way.’
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Gov. Roy Cooper vetoes North Carolina’s Republican-led private school voucher bill
Cooper says North Carolina’s voucher program has the least accountability in the country.
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Education advocates rip Republicans as ‘unserious,’ ‘death blow’ for North Carolina public schools
North Carolina’s current Republican Superintendent of Schools refuses to endorse Michele Morrow to succeed her.
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Georgia’s former First Lady and champion of literacy has school named in her honor
‘Mrs. Deal’s advocacy for childhood literacy, her servant’s heart, and her compassion for all, is a legacy that will live on.’
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Daniel Cameron tries to energize growing GOP base in challenging Democratic incumbent in Kentucky
‘I think the scariest thing would be giving Andy Beshear four more years in office.’
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How a rural Alabama school system outdid the country with gains in math
It gave teachers more time to dig into data on students’ scores and lengthened classes to help them focus on specific skills.
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Kentucky gubernatorial rivals Andy Beshear and Daniel Cameron offer competing education plans
‘You can’t catch a kid up on math without a math teacher, and we cannot remain competitive with other states if we don’t pay teachers closer to what they’re worth.’
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GOP nominee for Kentucky Governor separates himself from ex-Governor who feuded with educators
‘Sorry if me or anyone in my party has ever given you the impression that we don’t appreciate you or that we don’t respect you.’
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North Carolina Senate budget proposal clears chamber, with negotiations with House soon to follow
Following negotiations, a consensus bill will be voted upon by the both chambers.
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North Carolina lawmaker signals party switch with big impact
While Republicans already hold the 30 Senate seats needed to override vetoes, they have been one seat shy of a similar advantage in the House.