The report shows a slight rise in teacher attrition to 10.11% for 2024-25, while principal retention remains high, indicating stable leadership in schools.
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The State Board of Elections will discuss county board vacancies in an emergency meeting today, March 5, 2026, accessible online and by phone.
The state auditor's report reveals $15M in unrecorded expenses in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, highlighting severe budgetary mismanagement.
Governor Stein declares March 2026 as Students@Work Month, engaging 25,000 NC middle school students in career exploration through business partnerships.
North Carolina's smooth election reflects diligent preparation by election officials, with a notable 23% increase in early voting, paving the way for post-election processes.
Governor Stein highlights North Carolina’s ski industry’s $244 million impact and 780,000 annual visitors, urging travelers to explore the region’s beauty.
North Carolina's $75.8M grant aids over 330 child care centers hit by storms, ensuring vital services for families and supporting economic stability.
Jason Vance Ledford, a bail bondsman, was arrested in NC for attempting to shoot into an occupied car and assaulting its occupants on Jan. 29.
Governor Josh Stein and First Lady Anna read to second graders at Green Magnet Elementary, highlighting the importance of literacy on Read Across America Day.
The NCDHHS, UNC System, and Social Work Coalition launch PSLP to combat NC's social worker shortage with a focus on rural areas and student engagement.