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North Carolina General Assembly Update - April 2023 #4 | Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP - Vimarsana News

North Carolina General Assembly Update - April 2023 #4 | Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP

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Skip senior year? NC bill would require a three-year graduation path - Vimarsana News

Skip senior year? NC bill would require a three-year graduation path

A North Carolina bill would require all public schools to create a three-year path to high school graduation, and new scholarships would encourage students to take that path.

Source: wfae.org
NAACP urges lawmakers to reject local rep's proposal to expand private school funding - Vimarsana News

NAACP urges lawmakers to reject local rep's proposal to expand private school funding

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — A Cape Fear senator’s bill to expand North Carolina’s Opportunity Scholarship, allowing the government to pay for any family to attend…

Opportunity Scholarship expansion on the move in NC Senate - Vimarsana News

Opportunity Scholarship expansion on the move in NC Senate

All families in North Carolina would be eligible for the Opportunity Scholarship Program under a bill that moved through the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday.

All NC families, from rich to poor, could send children to private schools under new bill; Gov. Cooper calls it 'worse than awful' - Vimarsana News

All NC families, from rich to poor, could send children to private schools under new bill; Gov. Cooper calls it 'worse than awful'

All North Carolina families would be eligible to receive public money to send their children to private school regardless of income, under a bill that advanced in a Senate committee Wednesday. 

Source: cbs17.com