Cheyenne McNeill

The Veterans Life Center is a residential facility dedicated to assisting at-risk veterans in North Carolina.

In its July meeting, the State Board of Community Colleges heard updates on adult literacy programs and a digital credential pilot program.

At its July meeting, the State Board of Education left cut scores for edTPA, the teacher licensure exam, unchanged.

This walking tour of historic downtown Edenton spotlights the experience of Harriet Jacobs, a woman born into slavery who fought for her freedom.

By taking the role of American Indian Education Director at the N.C. Department of Instruction, Dr. Leslie Locklear wants to eliminate the 'deficit mindset.'

The State Advisory Council on Indian Education provides annual report to the State Board of Education based on it’s findings.

Students at all Guilford County Schools in North Carolina traditional high schools now have access to free period products.

This North Carolina high school science teacher spent four weeks on a deep sea ocean exploration.

The plan proposes a change that would allow more schools the option to provide school meals to students at no cost.

The Public Schools of Robeson County has implemented professional development district-wide to help teachers “get better faster.”

Two North Carolina school districts are using remote learning to tackle the teacher shortage.

Smokey Mountain Elementary School is teaching the history and traditions of its oldest residents — the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.

A Henderson County P.E. teacher has been teaching kindergartners how to ride a bike for more than 10 years.

From responding to business needs to preparing students for the workforce, Bladen Community College learned that success lies in community.

After 18 months of work, local education attainment collaboratives look ahead at increasing educational attainment in their communities.

.@SampsonCCollege President, Dr. Bill Starling, says the college “exists to support” the local community. Find out how the college is fostering relationships with local businesses.

Through a partnership with Mountaire Farms, Robeson Community College learned the value of being intentional with its industry partners.

“I decided after 20 years to move back to Duplin County, and it’s been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made,” Phadra Murray said. Find out how @JamesSpruntCC is using its nursing program to address the nursing shortage.

Southeastern Community College has seen the impact that local partnerships have on its student success in the classroom.

Tonya Staton worked in early child care for 23 years before opening her own center this summer, thanks to the Martin Community College Small Business Center.