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Where North Carolina Comes to Think

A survey of more than 5,000 parents released today found education ranks high among their concerns ahead of the critical midterm elections — and that 82% would vote for someone outside their party if the candidate’s education agenda matched their own.   The survey was conducted electronically in May by The Harris Poll on behalf of […]

Supporters of charters say the new rules would limit charter school growth. They argue that the new requirements are overly difficult to meet.

The pandemic and politics have made it harder for charter schools to grow.

The U.S. Department of Education says that $174 million has gone to defunct charter schools.

Maine Academy of Natural Sciences, a charter school located in Hinckley with an agricultural focus, sent three students to Washington, D.C., the week of

The Florida Charter Schools Association observed National Charter Schools Week from May 8 to 14 by sending several parents to Washington, D.C. to speak out against new proposed rules from

The Florida Charter Schools Association observed National Charter Schools Week from May 8 to 14 by sending several parents to Washington D.C. to speak out against new proposed rules from

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