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This month, thousands of students across North Carolina who've been learning remotely during the pandemic are visiting their schools just for end-of-grade exams.

State Superintendent Mark Johnson and the Department of Public Instruction are taking steps to reduce the amount of time North Carolina students spend鈥�

During Wednesday's State Board of Education work session, state education officials released the latest school accountability reports for the 2017-2018鈥�

Third graders at Smith Elementary School in Burlington took a break from class on a recent Friday afternoon to reflect on what school had been like鈥�

Third grader Dylan Ward says that when he goes to college, he鈥檚 going to be a 鈥減rofessional football player, that鈥檚 it.鈥漈he shaggy-haired nine-year-old鈥�

Third-graders usually can鈥檛 be counted on to remember important dates, other than their birthday. But third-grader Antonio knows the exact dates of his鈥�

Every year thousands of low-income students in North Carolina who achieve 鈥渟uperior鈥� scores on end-of-grade tests are excluded from advanced programs,鈥�

Every year thousands of low-income students in North Carolina who achieve 鈥渟uperior鈥� scores on end-of-grade tests are excluded from advanced programs,鈥�