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NC Republican supermajority and public education - Vimarsana News

NC Republican supermajority and public education

Proposed policy changes could pose a threat to overall funding for public schools, but even more importantly to enrollment.

Source: ednc.org
North Carolina should be the next universal licensure state - Vimarsana News

North Carolina should be the next universal licensure state

North Carolina's economic success is no secret. CNBC recently named our state No. 1 for business, and the state budget has recently seen surpluses in the billions. This economic boom is attributable to leadership in the North Carolina General Assembly prioritizing fiscal responsibility in budgeting and wise tax policy, making our state attractive for families

N.C. GOP Eliminate Spending Watchdog for Partisan Staff - Vimarsana News

N.C. GOP Eliminate Spending Watchdog for Partisan Staff

Republican state lawmakers dissolved a nonpartisan group that ensured tax dollars were properly spent in February 2021. But with tax revenues flush, it may be time to bring back the division.

NC treasurer's love for cash in the pension fund hobbled returns during the stock market boom - Vimarsana News

NC treasurer's love for cash in the pension fund hobbled returns during the stock market boom

NC treasurer’s love for cash in the pension fund hobbled returns during the stock market boom

Source: ncspin.com
NC legislative proposal would dramatically overhaul how North Carolina governs its public schools - Vimarsana News

NC legislative proposal would dramatically overhaul how North Carolina governs its public schools

North Carolina Republicans push for an elected state school board, but Democrats warn against further politicizing public education