House panel on future of NC education again postpones looking at teacher compensation
For the second time this month, a North Carolina House committee on the future of public education Monday postponed discussion of teacher pay and benefits.
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For the second time this month, a North Carolina House committee on the future of public education Monday postponed discussion of teacher pay and benefits.
The committee heard from Vanessa Wrenn, the chief information officer for technology services at the state Department of Public Instruction (DPI), and Lynn Harvey, who heads up DPI’s school nutrition division.
North Carolina Superintendent Catherine Truitt told state legislators Monday that neither the state’s standardized exams nor the school performance grades that are based on them do a good job of measuring school quality. A committee is studying the future of education.
Rep. John Torbett says Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson & State Board of Education chairman Eric Davis will be the speakers at the next meeting of NC House Cmte on an Education System for North Carolina's Future. #nced #ncpol #ncga— Keung Hui (@nckhui) February 7, 2022 That's going to be a monumental clusterf**k, I have no doubt.
Rep. John Torbett says Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson & State Board of Education chairman Eric Davis will be the speakers at the next meeting of NC House Cmte on an Education System for North Carolina's Future. #nced #ncpol #ncga— Keung Hui (@nckhui) February 7, 2022 That's going to be a monumental clusterf**k, I have no doubt.