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Legislative Committee on COVID Relief Spending Hears About Nutrition, Technology in Schools - Vimarsana News

Legislative Committee on COVID Relief Spending Hears About Nutrition, Technology in Schools

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.

The Fight to Ban Books is Once Again Raging in Wake County Public Schools and Libraries - Vimarsana News

The Fight to Ban Books is Once Again Raging in Wake County Public Schools and Libraries

In the past year, the American Library Association has seen a big spike in challenges to books about race and LGBTQ characters.

State Workers Can Use 24 Hours of Paid Community Service Leave to Help Ease K-12 Staffing Shortages - Vimarsana News

State Workers Can Use 24 Hours of Paid Community Service Leave to Help Ease K-12 Staffing Shortages

Gov. Cooper announced the plan to combat K-12 staff shortages brought on by a surge of COVID-19 cases. The strategy is intended to keep students in classrooms for in-person instruction where the experts say they learn best.

Year In Review: Critical Race Theory, Mask Mandates, and Leandro Funding Made for a Tumultuous 2021 in Education - Vimarsana News

Year In Review: Critical Race Theory, Mask Mandates, and Leandro Funding Made for a Tumultuous 2021 in Education

In 2022, expect more of the same.

New Report Documents North Carolina's Ongoing School Finance Shortcomings - Vimarsana News

New Report Documents North Carolina's Ongoing School Finance Shortcomings

The authors assign North Carolina’s school finance system an overall score that ranks a lowly 46th out of the 48 states with possible ratings.