Mebane Rash
CEO and Editor in Chief at EducationNC
CEO and Editor-in-Chief @EducationNC. We tell the stories of our students, our state, and our future. Unaffiliated. Wonk. Mama. Traveler. Tar Heel. #loveNC
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us9.campaign-archive.com | Alli Lindenberg |Hannah McClellan |Anna Pogarcic |Mebane Rash
Guilford County Schools sees increase in dual enrollment, saving time and money for students by Alli Lindenberg Campuses are quieter now that classes are out for summer break and graduation season has come and gone. Many teachers and staffers in Guilford County Schools are looking forward to relaxing and celebrating their collective achievements, one of which being… Continue reading → Gov.
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ednc.org | Mebane Rash |Hannah McClellan
New from EdNC The Editor’s Notes Thanks to the support of Sam Houston and the NC STEM Center, leaders from the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center and eight high school students from across North Carolina are headed to Japan to present their scientific research at Nagoya University and also to attend the World’s Fair, called Expo 2025, to think about the future in North Carolina, the United States, and around the world.
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2 weeks ago |
ednc.org | Mebane Rash
New from EdNC The Editor’s Notes The NC Insider is reporting that Speaker Destin Hall says “the saga continues” regarding the state budget and that conference committee negotiations have not broken down. Need to know Featured Read Jamie Merisotis | Why College Matters: For The Love Of Learning—And Democracy Forbes | June 11, 2025 Higher education overhaul: How GOP senators’ plan differs from House bill Higher Ed DIVE | June 12, 2025 Trump Admin.
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ednc.org | Mebane Rash
New from EdNC The Editor’s Notes NC State’s Counseling Center is hiring an embedded counselor to provide counseling to three scholarship program communities at NC State: the Caldwell Fellows, the Goodnight Scholars, and the Park Scholars. Apply here. As we finish the school year in most places this week, please consider supporting the work of EdNC.
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ednc.org | Mebane Rash
Last week, Gov. Josh Stein sent a letter to U.S. Senators Thom Tillis and Ted Budd laying out the consequences of the federal budget bill making its way through Congress for North Carolina families, including cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The letter also addresses cut to Medicaid. Stein said the bill has serious implications for North Carolina’s families, local governments, and the economy.
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Trump's "skinny budget" is out, with 15% cut to education proposed. Charters see the only increase. Title I and IDEA are funded, but new programs for the funds are announced. Scroll through the complete list of proposed cuts here. #nced https://t.co/hJzTmCV2YU