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DMV launches kiosks and Saturday hours in response to criticism, long waits - Vimarsana News

DMV launches kiosks and Saturday hours in response to criticism, long waits

After months of complaints from the public over poor customer service, the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Wayne Goodwin says that the state's DMV is going to test installing kiosks in grocery stores and other places around the state that would allow drivers to, among other things, print license-plate renewal stickers. Twenty of

House Education Committee OK's bills on computer science, schools for deaf and blind - Vimarsana News

House Education Committee OK's bills on computer science, schools for deaf and blind

The N.C. House Education Committee passed a bill Tuesday adding a computer science course to graduation requirements, and making Earth Science an elective.

Cotham lone Democrat to back amendment making N.C. Board of Education members elected - Vimarsana News

Cotham lone Democrat to back amendment making N.C. Board of Education members elected

Rep. Tricia Cotham was the only Democrat to support a proposal to make members of the N.C. Board of Education elected rather than appointed.

House Bill 26 would award $9 million education technology contract without bid process - Vimarsana News

House Bill 26 would award $9 million education technology contract without bid process

Request for proposal; no bid contract; learning loss; ESSER funds; House Education Committee; technology; competency-based learning

N.C. House committee OKs software for learning loss - Vimarsana News

N.C. House committee OKs software for learning loss

The North Carolina House K-12 Education Committee passed a bill Jan. 31 that directs federal COVID-19 relief dollars to fund a new software program for remedying learning loss.