South Carolina teachers react to a House bill that aims to record all classroom instruction
South Carolina teachers are reacting to a bill that would mandate that they are recorded every day, all day, while teaching in the classroom.
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South Carolina teachers are reacting to a bill that would mandate that they are recorded every day, all day, while teaching in the classroom.
Students at Tuckaseegee Elementary School got a special lesson in Black history on Friday.
Local school districts are making changes Friday, February 21 due to winter weather.
Classroom Central launches itsΒ newest in-store, free supply program, Innovation Station. It provides local educators no cost access to STEM-focused materials.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is hiring. They are looking for dozens of bus drivers and technicians. The district held a hiring event Monday.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles joined Gov. Josh Stein in recognizing the week of Feb. 10β14, 2025 as School Bus Driver Week.
The resignation comes after we reported on the conflict between school leadership and parents on WCCB News @ Ten on Monday. Now, what's next for the remaining embattled leadership, as nearly 2,000 parents push for more transparency.
The parents say they are concerned about a change in the school's accrediting agency that they didn't know about until after the fact.
NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson is investigating the recent PowerSchool data breach that possibly exposed the personal information of nearly 4 million students and teachers in North Carolina.
The South Carolina Board of Education voted Tuesday to ban four books from all state schools. This decision has shocked some students and parents.
Students at Johnson & Wales University could soon get free tuition. The university will offer free tuition for undergraduate students entering in the fall of this year.
Private school vouchers and other school choice initiatives would expand under an order coming from President Donald Trump telling government agencies to repurpose federal dollars.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools support staff employees are getting a raise. Some support staff like custodians, instructional assistants, school nutrition specialists and more say they've been working multiple jobs to afford to live in Charlotte.
This spring, CMS will unveil a district-wide AI Vision Statement that reflects the voices of its students, parents, educators, and community members.
Winter weather has caused the following school districts to adjust their schedules for Thursday, January 23rd.
The plan to raise minimum wage to $20 per hour was presented to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education on Tuesday. The proposal that costs just over $25 million, is already in the budget.
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