Chantal Brown

2 months ago | us9.campaign-archive.com | Liz Bell |Ben S. Humphries |Chantal Brown |Alli Lindenberg

Lt. Gov. Hunt to visit all 58 community colleges, focus on workforce readiness and child care solutions by Liz Bell Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt kicked off a tour of all 58 of the state’s community colleges with a visit Thursday to Brunswick Community College (BCC).

2 months ago | us9.campaign-archive.com | Anna Pogarcic |Ben S. Humphries |Chantal Brown |Emily Thomas

Federal judge temporarily bars DOGE from accessing personal data within the Department of Education by Anna Pogarcic A federal judge ruled this week that allowing the president’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) staff access to personal records at the U.S. Department of Education violates the Privacy Act.

Feb 13, 2025 | us9.campaign-archive.com | Hannah McClellan |Emily Thomas |Mebane Rash |Chantal Brown

DPI, State Board approve legislative priorities and welcome superintendent’s cabinet by Hannah Vinueza McClellan Contents A look at Superintendent Green’s leadership team New members in state government announced The State Board of Education voted to approve its joint 2025 legislative agenda with the N.C. Department of Public Instruction (DPI) last Thursday, calling among other… Continue reading → House committee moves forward next Hurricane Helene relief bill by Hannah Vinueza McClellan The...

Feb 6, 2025 | us9.campaign-archive.com | Emily Thomas |Chantal Brown |Ben S. Humphries |Mebane Rash

What is Boost? Fifteen N.C. community colleges to participate in new accelerated college to career program by Emily Thomas The North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS) announced on Wednesday the launch of NC Community Colleges Boost – a new program designed to increase completion rates and move students into high-wage, high-demand careers.

Jan 14, 2025 | ednc.org | Chantal Brown

Share this story North Carolina State University welcomes students into a new inclusive postsecondary education program. North Carolina State University welcomes students to “Elevate” into college through their new inclusive postsecondary education program. Elevate is a university-wide initiative designed for North Carolina residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and offers a four-year certificate.