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Back in 1997, the N.C. Supreme Court ruled that the state must constitutionally provide a sound basic education to students. It was thought to be a victory for low-wealth school districts and families. Three decades later, the issue is still unsettled.

Back in 1997, the N.C. Supreme Court ruled that the state must constitutionally provide a sound basic education to students. It was thought to be a victory for…

RALEIGH — Hospitals are among the most heavily regulated institutions in America. Over the next half-decade or so, North and South Carolina will test two contrasting models for expanding choice

Carolinas will test new hospital rules

North Carolina is pursuing certificate-of-need reform gradually. South Carolina is pursuing it aggressively, creating a real-world test of the pros and cons.

RALEIGH — In 1994, North Carolinians from five rural counties sued the state government, alleging the system then used to finance public education was unfair to students in low-income communities

In 1994, North Carolinians from five rural counties sued the state government, alleging the system then used to finance public education was unfair to students…

In 1994, North Carolinians from five rural counties sued the state government, alleging the system then used to finance public education was unfair to students in low-income communities and thus

High-poverty schools already get more funding

RALEIGH — In 1994, North Carolinians from five rural counties sued the state government, alleging the system then used to finance public education was unfair to…