Moore County: NCAE, meet Stacey. Stacey, meet the NCAE.
Stacey Caldwell is an appointed member of the Moore County Board of Education. She’s facing the voters for the first time. She appears to have contracted a condition
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College attendance a ‘Right’? (WRONG!)
Margaret Spellings, the former federal education secretary who sailed into the UNC president’s post with the blessing of a bunch of GOPe types in Raleigh, has declared college to be
Continue readingWHY is it OK for Dave Matthews Band to get a UNC professor, but not for the Koch Brothers?
Gene Nichol gets paid six figures of our money PER YEAR for what appears to be no more than writing a bunch of angry hard-left op-eds for The N&O.
Continue reading#ncpol: Educating ‘Lieutenant Linda’
Wouldn’t it be nice if the drive bys fact-checked and interrogated Democrat candidates like they do Republicans? (We can all dream, can’t we?) The Asheville Citizen-Times’s Mark Barrett was standing
Continue reading#ncpol: Readin’, ‘ritin’, and RADICALIZATION
Homeschooling and charter schools are growing in popularity in North Carolina. THAT has leftists gnashing their teeth furiously. *It MUST be racism! It MUST be Trump’s fault!* It may have more
Continue readingGuess what? Spending more money makes NO DIFFERENCE on student performance
Once again, heads will be exploding over in Blinky and Scowly’s offices in Jim Goodmon’s special little socialist fantasy world. Blinky and Scowly are ALL over the place trying to
Continue readingThe After School Satan Club
Yep. The lefty troglodytes TRIED to paint themselves as the national leaders on faith and morality this past week in Philadelphia. But some of their lot always manage to slip
Continue reading#ncga: The best government money can buy
It looks like SB554 — a provision to allow local school systems to lease facilities from private developers — is on its way to reality. Normally, we’re big fans of
Continue readingUNC’s “Hate speech on the Right” course
That’s right. As they moan about “cuts” and deal with NCAA probes, the folks at The Friday Center are finding even more new and creative ways to lighten your wallet
Continue readingGrades on “commitment to public education.” *Oh, Goody.* (Just in time for the elections.)
Something called the Network for Public Education has issued grades for each of the 50 states evaluating their “commitment” to public education. On their web site, I notice that The
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