News clips that mention NCAE, our state leaders, and members.
Week of October 6-12, 2019
- October 6 — Hood: Changing how we pay teachers
Week of September 29-October 5, 2019
- September 30 — (The Robesonian) Change how we pay teachers
- October 1 — Charlotte Educators Are Fighting for Racial Equity in North Carolina Classrooms
- October 1 — (The Daily Record) Change how we pay teachers
- October 1 — Opinion | Change how we pay teachers
- October 2 — (Asheboro Courier Tribune) — Change how we pay teachers
- October 2 — (Salisbury Post) John Hood: NC should change how it pays teachers
- October 3 — Guilford County Teacher Protests Call On Legislators To Pass Budget With Higher Public School …
- October 3 — (Carolinacoastonline) Change how we pay teachers
- October 3 — Southern worker strikes show the power of solidarity
- October 5 — (BlueRidgeNow.com) Hood: Changing how we pay teachers
Week of September 22-28, 2019
- September 22 — North Carolina is no longer one of the worst states for teachers, new study says
- September 27 — Saying goodbye to Dean Westmoreland
- September 28 — Education leaders, supporters remain vigilant in anticipation of vote to override governor’s budget …
Week of September 15-21, 2019
- September 16 — Fractured trust hard to repair with both sides digging in on veto stances
- September 17 — Community briefs: Conservative men’s breakfast slated
Week of September 8-14, 2019
- September 8 — School name /
- September 11 — State education leaders call sneak veto override a ‘deceitful’ tactic that disrespects public education
- September 12 — NC House votes to override budget veto as surprised Democrats cry foul
- September 12 — NC House Republicans override Gov. Cooper’s budget veto while he’s at 9/11 memorial event
- September 12 — State education leaders call sneak veto override a ‘deceitful’ tactic that disrespects public education
- September 13 — NC’s epic and brazen legislative shenanigans? They’re historic.
- September 13 — NC House votes to override budget veto as surprised Democrats cry foul
- September 13 — Protestors call for Moore’s resignation after North Carolina budget veto override
- September 13 — NC’s epic and brazen legislative shenanigans? They make history, again and again.
Week of September 1-7, 2019
- September 1 — Six candidates featured at Dems’ gala
- September 5 — Wake, Durham schools encouraged by state performance grades
- September 5 — NC has released 2018-19 school test scores. See how your child’s school did.
- September 5 — What grade did your school receive? Search our 2018-19 NC school performance database
- September 5 — North Carolina students show modest gains on the latest round of state tests
- September 6 — No school failed, but no school aced it either
- September 6 — Nearly 600 NC schools missed a week or more due to Hurricane Florence. How did they fare …
- September 6 — Margaret Dameron Hatchett
- September 7 — Education Week graded North Carolina’s education system. See where NC ranks in 2019.
- September 7 — Six candidates featured at Dems’ gala
Week of August 25-31, 2019
- August 27 — NCAE President Mark Jewell discusses policy challenges facing teachers as the new school year …
- August 27 — School-supply funding remains at recession levels, NCAE says
- August 27 — NC Teachers Haven’t Seen 2019 Raises As School Begins
- August 28 — Legal fight won’t stop NC from training teachers in controversial new reading program
- August 28 — School district hires new financial officer
- August 29 — Trump Jr. endorses congressional candidate
- August 30 — Your child’s teacher likely wasn’t fingerprinted during hiring. Are students at risk?
- August 31 — Get ready for 2019 Dare County NCRSP
Week of August 18-24, 2019
- August 20 — Still no law requiring fingerprint backgroud checks for teachers in NC public schools
- August 21 — State blocks use of controversial new reading contract for NC schools
- August 21 — Legislature sends immigration bill to Cooper; scores of nonprofits and businesses call for veto
- August 22 — Istation ordered to halt implementation of K-3 reading assessment tool in NC schools
- August 22 — Hiss Golden Messenger to perform at Standard Deluxe Sept. 26
- August 23 — Legal fight over reading program leaves NC schools uncertain before classes start
- August 23 — Superintendent Mark Johnson pushes back against DIT’s stay on Istation implementation
- August 24 — Fake news as school year begins
- August 24 — Both GOP, Dems losing tug-of-war over our teachers
Week of August 11-17, 2019
- August 11 — Worries over SHP health insurance contract end with status quo
- August 15 — Convocation keynoter urges educators to be ‘a lighthouse for our community’
- August 15 — Opinion | The saga of Dale and Goliath
- August 15 — Commentary: Governor issues gun safety executive directive
- August 15 — Hiss Golden Messenger Shares New Song Written for His Daughter: “Happy Birthday, Baby”
- August 16 — State education officials launch TeachNC initiative to help with teacher recruitment efforts
- August 16 — Pierce selected as Teacher Fellow for NC Equity Fellowship
Week of August 4-10, 2019
- August 7 — Personal service contracts could help NC Virtual Public School teachers return to work in the fall
- August 8 — NCAE president wants state treasurer to stop ‘playing political games’ with State Health Plan
- August 8 — Still no health plan deal for state employees
- August 9 — State treasurer announces compromise healthcare plan for state employees in 2020
- August 10 — Letter critical of state health plan contract proposal may have played key role in settling dispute
- August 10 — Bid to cut State Health Plan costs fails
Week of July 28-August 3, 2019
- July 29 — Cooper vetoes legislation lifting enrollment cap for virtual charter schools
- July 29 — Governor vetoes bill letting NC virtual charter schools add more students
- July 30 — Governor vetoes bill letting NC virtual charter schools add more students
- July 30 — Governor Cooper vetoes bill to allow low-performing virtual charter schools to increase enrollment
- July 30 — Teacher shortage has NC looking elsewhere to recruit
- July 30 — MVA Monitor – July 2019 #2
- July 31 — Cooper vetoes bill letting NC virtual charter schools add more students
- August 1 — Gov. Cooper vetoes Virtual Charter Bill
- August 2 — 220 NC teachers are being laid off and online classes could be cut. Who is to blame?
- August 2 — NCAE President Mark Jewell: NC Virtual Public School teachers deseJrve better
- August 2 — NC lawmakers asked to halt layoffs of 220 teachers at Virtual Public School
- August 3 — Conflicting timelines emerge as NC virtual school prepares to lay off 220 teachers this fall
- Week of July 21-27, 2019
- July 21 — Fact check: Do State Health Plan changes deny state employees access to care?
- July 21 — Do State Health Plan changes deny state employees access to care?
- July 23 — NC House would let schools keep current program amid reading contract controversy
- July 23 — State House continues waiting game on state budget, Medicaid expansion bill
- July 24 — Happening Thursday: Fayetteville discussion of education, Medicaid expansion and NC budget
- July 25 — Senate Democrats call for legislative review of Istation contract award
- July 25 — NC Senate Republicans reject a plan to let schools pick their own reading test tools
- July 27 — Richard Alexander Meek, 69, retired vocational education teacher with West Brunswick High School
- July 27 — NC superintendent rejects protest over reading-tool contract. But fight isn’t over.
Week of July 14-20, 2019
- July 17 — (WTVD) Controversy comes with NC’s new K-5 reading assessment tool
- July 17 — (WLOS) Controversy comes with NC’s new K-5 reading assessment tool
- July 17 — Hiss Golden Messenger Shares New Song “Cat’s Eye Blue”
- July 19 — Virtual charter school gets legislative approval to grow, but opponents push for a veto
- July 19 — Advocates demand investigation into awarding of controversial Istation contract
- July 20 — Parents, teachers call for investigation into NC Superintendent Mark Johnson
- July 20 — (Raleigh N&O) Groups want investigation into how multi-million-dollar reading contract was awarded
- July 20 — (Charlotte Observer) Groups call for NC investigation into how multi-million reading contract was awarded
Week of July 7-13, 2019
- July 9 — In Asheville, teachers are struggling to live where they work
- July 13 — Lucas, Franklin Leo
Week of June 30-July 6, 2019
- July 3 — Rural WNC fights for Medicaid expansion
- July 3 — Educators are indeed professionals
- July 6 — Moving up public school calendars appears shelved for 2019 session
Week of June 23-29, 2019
- June 25 — Educators call state House Bill 370 a ‘terrible and reprehensible idea’
- June 25 — Opposition mounting to legislation requiring sheriffs to hold people for ICE
- June 26 — State lawmakers introduce budget without Cooper’s demands
- June 26 — NC Senate passes custody immigration requirement for sheriffs
- June 27 — NC lawmakers are calling for raises, but some state employees would be forced to move
- June 27 — GOP spending plan offers modest teacher pay raises, no Medicaid expansion
Week of June 16-22, 2019
- June 18 — WS/FCS school board member has concerns over requirement for teacher-salary supplements
- June 18 — NC Senate wants students to take a personal-finance class. Why some teachers object.
- June 19 — Alamance commissioners narrowly adopt budget, 8-cent tax hike
- June 21 — June 20 Community News
- June 21 — NCGA budget proposals are a slap in the face to educators
- June 22 — ‘It came from nowhere.’ NC teachers question move to have computers test reading.
Week of June 9-15, 2019
- June 11 — NCAE launches ‘Truth Tour” to expose lawmakers’ budget ‘misrepresentations’
- June 11 — (Education Week, WSOC Charlotte, U.S. News & World Report, WRAL.com, Houston Chronicle) NC teachers group unhappy with legislative budget proposals
- June 11 — NC needs to dramatically expand early childhood education…the genuine kind
- June 11 —(Glide Magazine)Hiss Golden Messenger Announces New Album ‘Terms of Surrender” & Releases New Red For Ed …
- June 12 — Cumberland County Schools supporters requesting larger budget
- June 12 — (Jam Base)Hiss Golden Messenger Announces New Album ‘Terms Of Surrender’ & Shares Single
- June 13 — Teachers demand better funding
- June 13 — (North State Journal) NC teachers group unhappy with legislative budget proposals
- June 13 — Guilford Sheriff Danny Rogers withdraws support of immigration proposal by NC Sheriffs’ Association
- June 13 — WNC educators hold Education Truth Tour
- June 13 — Teachers in the east still fighting for adequate funding for public schools across NC
- June 13 — NC Sheriff’s Association now supports controversial immigration bill
- June 13 –(Indy Week) Hiss Golden Messenger Needs a Teacher (and Your Preorder for His New Album)
- June 13 — Guilford schools might face budget choice: salary increases or other district priorities
- June 14 — ‘Education Truth Tour’ stops in Wilmington
- June 14 — Educators: ‘Not a question’ that public education is underfunded
- June 14 — More than a dozen local teacher licenses at risk if North Carolina bill fails
- June 14 — Teachers demand better funding
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Charlotte:
Total Local Viewership: 1,595
Raleigh:
Associated Press: “NC teachers group unhappy with legislative budget proposals”
Asheville:
WLOS: “WNC educators hold Education Truth Tour”
Total Local Viewership: 308,595
Greenville:
Greenville Daily Reflector: “Teachers demand better funding”
WNCT-TV (CBS): “NC Teachers Fight For Adequate School Funding”
WCTI-TV (ABC): “Public school teachers speak out against state budget proposal”
TV Clips Report – WNCT (CBS) & WCTI (ABC)
Total Local Viewership: 151,920
Wilmington:
Wilmington Star News: “Education Truth Tour” stops in Wilmington
WWAY-TV (ABC): “EDUCATORS: ‘NOT A QUESTION’ THAT PUBLIC EDUCATION IS UNDERFUNDED”
Wilmington Clips – WWAY-TV (2)
Total Local Viewership: 12,750
Week of June 2-8, 2019
- June 2 — NC says average teacher salary is $53975; many agree that figure’s inflated
- June 5 — Asheville City Schools names three new directors
- June 6 — JUSTIN PARMENTER: NC virtual pre-K pilot driven by stereotypes, not data
- June 7 — Graduation 2019: South Rowan High School scholarships
- June 7 — With growing calls for more mental health services, states tackle school counselor caseloads
Week of May 26-June 1, 2019
- May 26 — Brooks Jones: A gun in my classroom? No thanks. [FCAE member]
- May 26 — House budget delays raises till January because of ‘availability’ of funds
- May 29 — Senate budget flips script on raises for teachers, state workers
- May 29 — #RedforEd Teachers Lobbying to Increase Local Property Taxes in North Carolina
- May 30 — ‘It shouldn’t be a Democrat and Republican Issue:’ NCAE responds to budget proposals
- May 30 — NC Association of Educators blast state Senate’s two-year spending plan
- June 1 — NC says average teacher salary is $53975. Public School Forum calls that a ‘myth.’
Week of May 19-25, 2019
- May 21 — Wake GOP, most speakers say county’s proposed 10 percent tax hike is too high
- May 22 — Reece Gardner: Election and education updates
- May 23 — Teachers lauded for advanced degrees
- May 24 — Column: Why teachers care about Medicaid expansion
- May 24 — Public school teachers, support staff rally in Raleigh for additional funding, support
- May 24 — From 6750 nominees, these 10 ‘school heroes’ each will get $10000 from NC Lottery
- May 24 — To teach or to truck? It’s about more than just money
- May 25 — Source: Senate budget includes bigger raises for state employees, less for teachers
Week of May 12-18, 2019
- May 12 – Column: Partisanship made teacher rally less effective
- May 13 – Tough talks on budget loom
- May 13 – Greensboro Activists Bail Four Moms Out of Jail in Time for Mother’s Day: ‘We Cried With Them’
- May 14 – NCAE issues statement opposing controversial ICE bill
- May 15 – Poll shows voters concerned about environment, education spending
- May 15 – NC educators‘ demands: What they want and how lawmakers have responded
- May 16 – Tackling tough issues: Youth group hosts Rally for Humanity
- May 16 – Poll shows Voters concerned about Environment, Education Spending
- May 17 – The Week’s Top Stories on Policy Watch
Week of May 5-11, 2019
- May 5 – Charles Davenport Jr.: Do teachers, who are getting mediocre results, really deserve higher pay?
- May 6 – Vance County joins list of schools closed on May 1
- May 6 – Partisanship made teacher rally less effective