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In curious reversal, Cooper proclaims Jan. 23-29 N.C. National School Choice Week - Carolina Journal - Vimarsana News

In curious reversal, Cooper proclaims Jan. 23-29 N.C. National School Choice Week - Carolina Journal

Carolina Journal is the source for daily news and commentary on state and local government, in digital & print, covering politics and public policy.

Analysis shows education vouchers saved North Carolina taxpayers - Vimarsana News

Analysis shows education vouchers saved North Carolina taxpayers

North Carolina's school choice programs saved taxpayers at least $74 million in fiscal year 2018, an updated analysis by EdChoice found.

Appeal means $1.7 billion Leandro transfer could end up at N.C. Supreme Court - Carolina Journal - Vimarsana News

Appeal means $1.7 billion Leandro transfer could end up at N.C. Supreme Court - Carolina Journal

Carolina Journal is the source for daily news and commentary on state and local government, in digital & print, covering politics and public policy.

Survey: More than half of parents explored alternative school options during pandemic - Carolina Journal - Vimarsana News

Survey: More than half of parents explored alternative school options during pandemic - Carolina Journal

Carolina Journal is the source for daily news and commentary on state and local government, in digital & print, covering politics and public policy.

N.C. budget includes $100 million teacher pay supplement for lower-wealth counties - Vimarsana News

N.C. budget includes $100 million teacher pay supplement for lower-wealth counties

The Tar Heel State’s budget for the new biennium includes $100 million in supplemental pay for public school teachers in some of the state’s smallest, poorest counties.