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State lawmakers are supposed to pass a budget by July, but debates between Republican leaders are dragging into the fall, affecting schools.
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The North Carolina Association of Educators is opposing a state plan to change how teachers are licensed and paid. Representatives for the teachers' association held a press conference Tuesday saying the plan might worsen, rather than alleviate, a growing teacher shortage.
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Five years after the state Supreme Court declared North Carolina's largest private school voucher program constitutional, public school advocates have…
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Following the success of last year’s walkout, North Carolina teachers are staging another protest tomorrow. This year an expected 31 school districts have…
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Following the success of last year’s walkout, North Carolina teachers are staging another protest tomorrow. This year an expected 31 school districts have…
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This Wednesday more than 10,000 teachers are expected in Raleigh on the General Assembly's opening day to demand better pay and working conditions.Veteran…
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The North Carolina Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in the state's fight to get rid of teacher tenure.The North Carolina Association of Educators…
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UPDATED Dec. 15, 2015The North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) is the state's largest teachers' group, but Sen. Ralph Hise (R-Madison) is…
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UPDATED Dec. 10, 2015TheNorth Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) is endorsing Attorney General Roy Cooper for governor.The state's largest teachers'…
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North Carolina's Republican lawmakers are trying once more to prevent employees’ associations from collecting their members’ dues via payroll deductions.A…